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@jojovms/react-confetti-cannon

v0.0.5

Published

Confettō: React wrapper for @jojovms/confetti-cannon-core. Celebrate with style.

Readme

@jojovms/react-confetti-cannon

React wrapper for the Confetti Cannon library.

Installation

npm install @jojovms/react-confetti-cannon

Usage

Hook

The idiomatic way to use confetti in functional components.

import { useConfetti } from '@jojovms/react-confetti-cannon';

const CelebrateButton = () => {
  const { fire } = useConfetti();

  return (
    <button onClick={() => fire({ particleCount: 100 })}>
      Click Me!
    </button>
  );
};

Component

Declarative component usage.

import { ConfettiCannon } from '@jojovms/react-confetti-cannon';

const App = () => (
  <>
    {/* Fire on mount */}
    <ConfettiCannon fireOnMount={true} particleCount={200} />

    {/* Wrap elements to trigger on interaction */}
    <ConfettiCannon trigger="hover" colors={['#ff0000', '#00ff00']}>
        <button>Hover Me!</button>
    </ConfettiCannon>

    <ConfettiCannon trigger="click">
        <button>Click Me!</button>
    </ConfettiCannon>

    <h1>Happy Birthday!</h1>
  </>
);

Direct Access

You can also access the singleton directly.

import { confetto } from '@jojovms/react-confetti-cannon';

// Attach globally
confetto.attach('#special-element');

API Reference

Component Props (<ConfettiCannon />)

| Prop | Type | Default | Description | |------|------|---------|-------------| | fireOnMount | boolean | true (unless children present) | Whether to fire automatically on mount. | | trigger | 'click' \| 'hover' \| 'manual' | 'click' | Event that triggers the confetti (when wrapping children). | | children | ReactNode | - | Elements to wrap. | | className | string | - | Class for the wrapper container. |

Options (ConfettiOptions)

These props can be passed to <ConfettiCannon /> or fire().

| Option | Type | Default | Description | |--------|------|---------|-------------| | particleCount | number | 50 | Number of particles | | spread | number | 45 | Angle spread in degrees | | startVelocity | number | 45 | Initial speed | | decay | number | 0.9 | How fast particles slow down | | gravity | number | 1 | Gravity factor | | colors | string[] | [...] | Array of hex colors | | zIndex | number | 100 | Canvas z-index | | origin | {x, y} | - | Origin point (0-1) | | angle | number | 90 | Direction angle (90 is up) |