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@jackpotkit/react

v1.0.0

Published

React web renderers for JackpotKit.

Readme

@jackpotkit/react

Accessible React web hooks and renderers backed by the platform-independent JackpotKit core.

npm install @jackpotkit/react @jackpotkit/core @jackpotkit/theme react react-dom
import { SpinWheel, type SpinWheelRef } from '@jackpotkit/react/spin-wheel';

const ref = useRef<SpinWheelRef>(null);

<SpinWheel ref={ref} segments={segments} onComplete={(result) => console.log(result.segmentId)} />;

Exact entrypoints are available for spin-wheel, scratch-card, slot-machine, bingo, dice, coin-flip, and lucky-box. The root also exports all seven components and hooks, JackpotKitProvider, and useJackpotKitTheme.

The web implementations do not alias React Native components and have no native dependencies. They use SVG for the wheel, Canvas and Pointer Events for scratching, semantic HTML controls, and transform-based CSS motion. Module initialization does not access window, document, Canvas, or image globals, so every entrypoint can be imported and server-rendered safely.

All games support core-owned random, controlled, or application-provided outcomes. Animation only presents an already validated result. Client randomness is not proof of entitlement; valuable outcomes must be selected and persisted by an authoritative backend.

See the full documentation and the interactive Vite gallery in apps/web-example.