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@slift/ui

v0.0.3

Published

Polished, dependency-free Svelte 5 components from Slift. Starts with NumberRoll, an animated odometer-style number.

Readme

@slift/ui

Polished, dependency-free Svelte 5 components from Slift. First up: NumberRoll, an animated odometer-style number.

npm i @slift/ui

Requires Svelte ≥ 5.16. No runtime dependencies, no custom elements, no shadow DOM, so it renders and hydrates cleanly on prerendered/SSR pages.

NumberRoll

Each digit place is a vertical strip that rolls to its new value with a CSS transform transition. By default every digit rolls in the direction the whole number moved (wrapping 9↔0 like a real odometer), the top and bottom edges are softly masked so digits dissolve at the boundary, and prefers-reduced-motion is respected.

<script>
	import { NumberRoll } from '@slift/ui'

	let count = $state(0)
</script>

<button onclick={() => (count += 7)}>
	<NumberRoll value={count} />
</button>

It inherits font size, weight and color from its parent, so style the wrapper, not the component.

Props

| Prop | Type | Default | Description | | ---------- | -------------------------- | ------------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | value | number | required | The number to display. Changing it animates the roll. | | format | Intl.NumberFormatOptions | { useGrouping: false } | Passed to Intl.NumberFormat. Add fraction digits, grouping, currency, etc. | | locales | Intl.LocalesArgument | none | Locale(s) for formatting. | | duration | number | 720 | Roll duration in milliseconds. | | trend | 1 \| 0 \| -1 \| 'auto' | 'auto' | Roll direction. 'auto' follows the value's change; 1 always up; -1 always down; 0 lets each digit take its shortest path. | | class | string | none | Extra class on the root element. |

Examples

<!-- A formatted price -->
<NumberRoll value={total} format={{ style: 'currency', currency: 'USD' }} />

<!-- One decimal place, always counting up -->
<NumberRoll
	value={rating}
	format={{ minimumFractionDigits: 1, maximumFractionDigits: 1 }}
	trend={1}
/>

<!-- A snappier roll -->
<NumberRoll value={n} duration={450} />

Changelog

Release notes are in CHANGELOG.md (also bundled with the package) and on the GitHub releases page.

Credits

NumberRoll's rolling-digit animation was inspired by NumberFlow by Maxwell Barvian. NumberRoll is an independent, dependency-free implementation built for Svelte 5.

License

MIT © Slift