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border-beam-svelte

v1.2.0

Published

Animated border beam effect for Svelte — a faithful port of border-beam (React)

Readme

border-beam-svelte

Animated border beam effect for Svelte 5. A lightweight component that adds a traveling or breathing glow animation around any element — cards, buttons, inputs, or search bars.

🔗 Live demo: https://zphhhhh.github.io/border-beam-svelte/

This is a faithful port of the border-beam React component. It reuses the original's framework-agnostic CSS engine verbatim, so the visual output (every size, color variant, theme, and animation) matches the React version exactly.

Install

npm install border-beam-svelte

Quick start

<script>
  import { BorderBeam } from 'border-beam-svelte';
</script>

<BorderBeam>
  <div style="padding: 32px; border-radius: 16px; background: #1d1d1d;">
    Your content here
  </div>
</BorderBeam>

The component wraps your content (passed via the default slot / children snippet) and overlays the animated beam effect. It auto-detects the border-radius of the first child element.

Types

Built-in presets control the glow style and motion. They fall into two families.

Rotate (traveling beam)

<BorderBeam size="md"><Card /></BorderBeam>      <!-- Full border glow (default) -->
<BorderBeam size="sm"><IconButton /></BorderBeam> <!-- Compact glow for small elements -->
<BorderBeam size="line"><SearchBar /></BorderBeam> <!-- Bottom-only traveling glow -->

Pulse (breathing glow, no rotation)

<BorderBeam size="pulse-inner"><Card /></BorderBeam>   <!-- Contained breathing border glow -->
<BorderBeam size="pulse-outside"><Card /></BorderBeam> <!-- Outward-blooming halo -->

pulse-outside requires an opaque wrapped child. The colorful core and halo render behind your content (z-index: -1) and bloom outward, so only the part that spills beyond the element shows. The wrapper uses overflow: visible, so make sure the surrounding layout has room for the halo to spill.

Color variants

<BorderBeam colorVariant="colorful" />  <!-- Rainbow spectrum (default) -->
<BorderBeam colorVariant="mono" />      <!-- Grayscale -->
<BorderBeam colorVariant="ocean" />     <!-- Blue-purple tones -->
<BorderBeam colorVariant="sunset" />    <!-- Orange-yellow-red tones -->

Theme

<BorderBeam theme="dark" />   <!-- Dark background (default) -->
<BorderBeam theme="light" />  <!-- Light background -->
<BorderBeam theme="auto" />   <!-- Detects system preference -->

Play / pause

Toggle the animation on and off with smooth fade transitions:

<script>
  let active = $state(true);
</script>

<BorderBeam {active} onDeactivate={() => console.log('faded out')}>
  <Card />
</BorderBeam>

Props

| Prop | Type | Default | Description | |----------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------|-------------| | children | Snippet | — | Content to wrap (default slot) | | size | 'sm' \| 'md' \| 'line' \| 'pulse-outside' \| 'pulse-inner' | 'md' | Size/type preset | | colorVariant | 'colorful' \| 'mono' \| 'ocean' \| 'sunset' | 'colorful' | Color palette | | theme | 'dark' \| 'light' \| 'auto' | 'dark' | Background adaptation | | strength | number | 1 | Effect opacity (0–1), only affects the beam layers | | duration | number | 1.96/3.1/2.3 | Animation cycle in seconds (rotate / line / pulse) | | active | boolean | true | Whether the animation is playing | | borderRadius | number | auto-detected | Custom border radius in px | | brightness | number | per-type (1.3) | Glow brightness multiplier | | saturation | number | 1.2 | Glow saturation multiplier | | hueRange | number | 30 | Hue rotation range in degrees | | staticColors | boolean | false | Disable hue-shift animation | | class | string | — | Additional class on the wrapper | | style | string | — | Additional inline styles on the wrapper | | onActivate | () => void | — | Called when fade-in completes | | onDeactivate | () => void | — | Called when fade-out completes |

Any other DOM attributes are forwarded to the wrapper <div>.

How it works

BorderBeam renders a wrapper <div> with an injected per-instance <style> and:

  • ::after — the beam stroke (rotate: conic gradient masked to the border; pulse: the colored perimeter ring / hairline)
  • ::before — inner glow layer (pulse-outside pushes this outward behind the content)
  • [data-beam-bloom] — outer bloom/glow child div

All effect layers are absolutely positioned and use pointer-events: none. The rotate and line types animate via CSS @property keyframes. The pulse types drive their breathing from a single shared, frame-rate-capped (~30fps) requestAnimationFrame loop that writes plain CSS custom properties — and automatically pause when the instance is inactive, offscreen, or the user prefers reduced motion.

Requirements

  • Svelte 5+
  • Modern browser with CSS @property support (Chrome 85+, Safari 15.4+, Firefox 128+)

Development

bun install
bun run dev        # demo at http://localhost:5179
bun run build:lib  # build distributable to dist/
bun run check      # type-check

License

MIT