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@pranjalg1122/usemix

v1.0.0

Published

A package to create a cool "mixing effect" on a sample text. The function is automatically run on load, but can be set to run on hover as well.

Downloads

24

Readme

useMix

A package to create a cool "mixing effect" on a sample text. The function is automatically run on load, but can be set to run on hover as well.

Import

import { useMix } from "@pranjalg1122/usemix";

Usage

Parameters

const [text, play] = useMix({
  entry: "sample",
  tick: 2,
  delay: 30,
  upper: true,
});

entry: This is the text that can be inputed and will exhibit the mixing effect.

tick: The factor of revolutions of random letters that will cycle through when run.

delay: The delay in milliseconds of which a letter will return to the original letter in the sample text after the mixing effect has run.

upper: If true, the random letters being mixed will be uppercase, else it'll be lowercase. By default, it's a mix of both.

Output

text: This text will show the mix effect and finally the sample text. Put this inside a { } in a react JSX element.

play: Running this function will run the mixing effect. It can be used to run on hover over an element.

Example

Given below is a piece of code that shows how the text and play function can be used with an anchor tag. Using the OnMouseOver event in React, we can execute the mixing effect when the mouse enters the anchor tag region.

<a href="https://website.com" onMouseOver={play}>
  {text}
</a>