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@gracefullight/liquid-glass

v0.1.0

Published

Liquid glass UI components for React

Readme

@gracefullight/liquid-glass

A React component library providing liquid glass UI effects.

Installation

npm install @gracefullight/liquid-glass
# or
pnpm add @gracefullight/liquid-glass
# or
yarn add @gracefullight/liquid-glass

Usage

Basic Setup

Wrap your app with LiquidGlassProvider:

import { LiquidGlassProvider } from "@gracefullight/liquid-glass";

function App() {
  return (
    <LiquidGlassProvider>
      {/* Your app content */}
    </LiquidGlassProvider>
  );
}

Apply Liquid Glass Effect

Add LiquidGlassFilters as a child to any element you want to apply the effect to:

import { LiquidGlassFilters } from "@gracefullight/liquid-glass";

function MyComponent() {
  return (
    <div style={{ position: 'relative', /* other styles */ }}>
      <LiquidGlassFilters />
      {/* Your content */}
    </div>
  );
}

Custom Configuration

You can customize the glass effect by passing configuration to the provider:

import { LiquidGlassProvider } from "@gracefullight/liquid-glass";

const config = {
  radius: "16px",
  tintColor: "255,255,255",
  tintOpacity: 0.1,
  frostBlur: "4px",
  // ... other options
};

function App() {
  return (
    <LiquidGlassProvider value={config}>
      {/* Your app content */}
    </LiquidGlassProvider>
  );
}

API

LiquidGlassProvider

The provider component that sets up the glass effect context and SVG filters.

Props

  • value?: Partial<LiquidGlassConfig> - Configuration object for customizing the glass effect
  • children: ReactNode - Child components

LiquidGlassFilters

A component that applies the liquid glass visual effect to its parent element.

Props

  • innerShadowZIndex?: number - Z-index for the inner shadow layer (default: 0)
  • backdropFilterZIndex?: number - Z-index for the backdrop filter layer (default: -1)

LiquidGlassConfig

Configuration interface for customizing the glass effect:

interface LiquidGlassConfig {
  radius?: string;
  shadow?: string;
  shadowOffset?: string;
  shadowBlur?: string;
  shadowSpread?: string;
  shadowColor?: string;
  tintColor?: string;
  tintOpacity?: number;
  frostBlur?: string;
  noiseFrequency?: number;
  distortionStrength?: number;
  filterSeed?: number;
  filterNumOctaves?: number;
}

Framework Agnostic

This package is framework agnostic and works with any React project, regardless of your CSS framework choice (Tailwind CSS, styled-components, CSS modules, etc.).

License

MIT