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@yggy-tech/brand-lava

v0.1.11

Published

A configurable React and WebGL lava field for Drasil brand surfaces.

Readme

@yggy-tech/brand-lava

A configurable React and WebGL lava field for Drasil brand surfaces.

Install

Install the package:

bun add @yggy-tech/brand-lava

Use

import { BrandLavaField } from "@yggy-tech/brand-lava";
import "@yggy-tech/brand-lava/styles.css";

export function Hero() {
  return (
    <BrandLavaField
      resolutionScale={0.5}
      maxFps={30}
      colors={{
        lava1: "#316251",
        lava2: "#454c79",
        lava3: "#743179",
        cursorLight: "#454c79",
      }}
    />
  );
}

The package exports BrandLavaField, DEFAULT_MAX_FPS (45), and its public prop and scene types.

resolutionScale multiplies the canvas pixel ratio from 0.25 to 1; use 0.5 for large background surfaces. Reduced resolutions get a small CSS blur automatically; set blur in CSS pixels to override it.

maxFps caps drawn frames per second (default DEFAULT_MAX_FPS, 45). Pass maxFps={0} to run uncapped at the display refresh rate. Apps such as Bifroest can override per surface without changing package defaults.

Default blob colors follow the current brand scheme (teal, indigo, purple). Pass colors to override them per instance; omitted keys keep the CSS defaults (--brand-lava-1--brand-lava-3).

Development

bun install
bun run check

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