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dice-roller-3d

v1.0.4

Published

Simple 3D dice roll using CSS3 animation.

Downloads

12

Readme

Dice Roller

npm package

Simple 3D dice roll animator using CSS3 Animation.

Vanilla JS

Copy dist/dice-roller.js into your library folder Load it into your HTML script

<script type="text/javascript" src="path/to/dice-roller.js"></script>

Call the method with its options.

{
  element: Element;
  numberOfDice: number;
  delay: number;
  callback: Function;
  values: number[];
}

diceRoller(options);

With npm (and CommonJS builder)

Install with npm.

npm install --save dice-roller-3d

import the library

ES5

const diceRoller = require('dice-roller-3d');

ES6

import diceRoller from 'dice-roller-3d';

Call the method

const result = diceRoller({ element, numberOfDice: 2, callback});
const result = diceRoller({ element, numberOfDice: 2, callback, noSound: true});
const result = diceRoller({ element, numberOfDice: 2, callback, delay: 1000});
const result = diceRoller({ element, numberOfDice: 2, callback, values: [3, 4]});

Parameter Definitions

  • element: The element to render die animation on. Type: HTMLElement
  • numberOfDice: The number of dice to use.` Type: number
  • callback: Called when animation is finished. Returns an array of the values from throw. Type: Function
  • noSound: Roll the die without sound (Optional). Type: boolean
  • delay: Time in milliseconds to delay before removing animations (Optional). Type: number
  • values: Values to show on die face. When provided, it overrides library genrated values. (Optional). Type: Array of numbers

Thanks

  • (Sound Effect)
    • http://commons.nicovideo.jp/material/nc93322
  • Forked from: https://github.com/chukwumaijem/roll-a-die

License

MIT License