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@bace51/cocktailjs-react

v1.0.15

Published

Lightweight React components for rendering cocktail glasses and liquids as SVG.

Readme

cocktailjs-react

Lightweight React components for rendering cocktail glasses and liquids as SVG.

Installation

Install the package and ensure react is available as a peer dependency in your app:

pnpm add cocktailjs-react
# or
npm install cocktailjs-react

Basic usage

Import components from the package and use them like standard React components.

import React from "react";
import { MartiniGlass } from "cocktailjs-react";

export default function Example() {
  return (
    <div>
      <MartiniGlass size={200} liquidFill={["#f6d365", "#fda085"]} />
    </div>
  );
}

Available Glasses

  • AbsintheGlass
  • BrandySnifterGlass
  • CollinsGlass
  • CopperMug
  • CordialGlass
  • CoupeGlass
  • DemitasseGlass
  • DoubleShotGlass
  • FizzGlass
  • FluteGlass
  • GobletGlass
  • HighballGlass
  • HurricaneGlass
  • IrishCoffeeGlass
  • JulepCup
  • MargaritaGlass
  • MartiniGlass
  • NickAndNoraGlass
  • ParfaitGlass
  • PilsnerGlass
  • PintGlass
  • PousseCafeGlass
  • PunchGlass
  • RocksGlass
  • SingleShotGlass
  • SlingGlass
  • SnifterGlass
  • SourGlass
  • TankardGlass
  • TikiGlass
  • ToddyGlass
  • WhiskeyShotGlass
  • WineGlass

Props Accepted

Glass component props (all glasses):

  • size (number): rendered width/height. Default is usually 80 (some shot variants default to 64).
  • liquidFill (string | string[]): liquid color or gradient stops.
  • strokeWidth (number): outline stroke width.

Glass component props (supported by specific glasses):

  • idBase (string): base id used for internal liquid gradient ids.
  • garnish (any): accepted by some glass components (for example MartiniGlass, HurricaneGlass, NickAndNoraGlass, PintGlass).
  • fill (string): accepted by non-liquid metal/body components (for example CopperMug, JulepCup).

Glass component passthrough:

  • WhiskeyShotGlass forwards additional props to Liquid via rest props (...liquidProps).

Liquid component props (Liquid export):

  • d (string): SVG path data for liquid shape.
  • transform (string): optional SVG transform applied to the liquid path.
  • liquidFill (string | string[] | null): fallback liquid color input.
  • liquidStyle (object | null): explicit style object for the liquid path.
  • gradientAttr (string | string[] | null): external gradient id (#id) or gradient stop colors.
  • opacity (number): liquid opacity. Default 0.7.
  • idBase (string): gradient id base. Default "liquidGrad".
  • highlight ("liquid" | "ice" | "all" | null): highlight mode.
  • highlightColor (string): highlight stop color. Default "#fff7c0".
  • level (number 0..1): vertical fill level. Default 1.
  • stopPositions (number[] | null): explicit normalized stop offsets (0..1).
  • mixed (boolean): blend gradient toward dominant color.
  • mixedBlend (number 0..1): original-color retention when mixed. Default 0.25.
  • mixedOpacity (number 0..1): opacity for synthesized mixed gradient stops. Default 0.85.

Methods / Exports

  • No class-style methods are exposed; this package exports React components and data.
  • Named exports: Liquid, all glass components listed above, and glasses.
  • glasses export: array of { name, about } metadata entries.
  • Default export: object containing Liquid, all glass components, and glasses.

Notes

  • react and react-dom are peer dependencies — install them in your application to avoid duplicate React instances.
  • All components render SVG and accept standard SVG attributes (className, style, etc.).

If you need more examples or integration help, open an issue in the repository.