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make-it-rain-js

v1.0.0

Published

Add rain to your websites

Downloads

5

Readme

make-it-rain.js

Add rain to any website. Exclude divs from rain by adding classes to them.

See demo here

Installation

npm i make-it-rain

Usage

import makeItRain from 'make-it-rain'

var rain 
window.addEventListener('load', () => {
   rain = makeItRain()
   rain.startAnimation()
})
window.addEventListener('click', () => {
   rain.stopAnimation()
})

Add the class "no-rain" to your div to block the div from rain

There are 2 types of classes you can apply to the divs no-rain

This class blocks the rain and any elements below it would not have rain. There would be splash effects near the top-edge no-rain-non-blocking

This class makes the rain go behind the div. There will not be any splash effects

<div class="no-rain">
    This div will block the raindrops at the top of the div
</div>
<div class="no-rain-non-blocking">
    This will silently let the rain pass through behind the div
</div>

Customizations

The makeItRain function accepts an object with the following parameters

{ 
    rainSpeed: 15,
    dropLength: 20,
    dropWidth: 3,
    rainColor: '255,255,255'
}

Return Object

The makeItRain() function returns an object with the following properties

{
    stopAnimation: () => {
        //stops the rain
    },
    startAnimation: () => {
        //starts the rain
    },
    clearScreen: () => {
        //clears the screen
    },
    updateNoRainDivsPosition: () => {
        //triggered when the zoom changes/user scrolls so 
        //that the div's positions are updated
    },
    onZoomChange: () => {
        // This handler is automatically triggered on resize event
    }
}