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besty

v1.0.1

Published

## What is Besty.js?

Readme

Besty.js

Version 0.0.1

What is Besty.js?

Besty.js is a library which is made with Javascript. This is a beginner friendly library. There was no many features but this very easy library. But it is not that there is no feature here. There are many features.

Some features here :
  1. Linear Gradient.
  2. Animation.
  3. Animation Duration.
  4. 10+ Unique Gradient Colours.
  5. Text Strokes
  6. Swing Animation.
  7. Fade Animation etc.

Is Besty.js is free?

Yes, Besty.js absolutely free. This is free library. Because this is beginners friendly and this gives us a idea of how javascript and css works. Some beginners start web development so this is best library for practices. Main code will be changed easily by you. You make us this more powerful or readable if you interested to change in the code so try to create code and pull here.

Installation

Here installation is very easy one command and the project is ready if you not interested in commands you will use CDN of Besty.js and Besty.css

CDN

JS: https://gourav-9.github.io/Besty/Besty.js
CSS: https://gourav-9.github.io/Besty/Besty.css

or

npm

npm install --prefix your_path besty@latest

or

Git

git clone https://github.com/gourav-9/Besty.git <project_name>

or

Download install.sh file from release

sh install.sh your_path

Documentation

Adding Gradient on Element

10+ Gradient colour

besty.bg('element').gradient(1)
besty.bg('element1').gradient(2)
besty.bg('element2').gradient(3)
besty.bg('element3').gradient(4)
besty.bg('element4').gradient(5)
besty.bg('element5').gradient(6)
besty.bg('element6').gradient(7)

Animations

Swing Animation

besty.animate('element').swing()

Fade Animation

besty.animate('element').fade()

upDance Animation

besty.animate('element').upDance()

downDance Animation

besty.animate('element').downDance()

Text

Text stroke

besty.text('element').stroke(borderSize, borderColor)

Text Colour

besty.text('element').color("color")

Fit image in text

besty.text('element').img(imgUrl)