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react-peel

v2.1.0

Published

A React library to create realistic peeling effects with hooks, presets, and animations. Zero external dependencies.

Readme

React Peel

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React Peel is a React wrapper around peel.js that makes page peel, page flip, scratch card, and reveal effects easy to build. It ships with presets, hooks, and animation helpers, with no runtime dependencies beyond React.

Features

  • Presets for common effects like sticky notes, page flips, and scratch cards
  • usePeel hook for programmatic control
  • Animation utilities and easing helpers
  • Full TypeScript types
  • Works with React 16.8+ and popular frameworks

Documentation

Full documentation and examples: https://iqbal-rashed.github.io/react-peel

Installation

npm install react-peel

Basic Usage

import { PeelWrapper, PeelTop, PeelBack, PeelBottom } from "react-peel";

function MyComponent() {
  return (
    <PeelWrapper height={200} width={200} drag>
      <PeelTop style={{ backgroundColor: "#81afcb" }} />
      <PeelBack style={{ backgroundColor: "#a0c7df" }} />
      <PeelBottom style={{ backgroundColor: "#688394" }}>
        Content revealed here
      </PeelBottom>
    </PeelWrapper>
  );
}

The three layer components map to the peel effect layers:

  • PeelTop is the layer that peels back.
  • PeelBack is the underside of the peeled layer.
  • PeelBottom is the content revealed underneath.

Presets

<PeelWrapper preset="stickyNote" height={150} width={150} drag>
  <PeelTop style={{ backgroundColor: "#fff9c4", padding: 16 }}>
    Remember this
  </PeelTop>
  <PeelBack style={{ backgroundColor: "#fff59d" }} />
  <PeelBottom style={{ backgroundColor: "#f5f5f5" }} />
</PeelWrapper>

Available presets: stickyNote, pageFlip, revealCard, calendar, envelope, giftCard, photoAlbum, scratchCard

Programmatic Control

import { PeelWrapper, PeelTop, PeelBack, PeelBottom, usePeel } from "react-peel";

function RevealCard() {
  const { peelRef, animate, reset } = usePeel();

  const handleReveal = async () => {
    await animate({
      to: { x: -100, y: -100 },
      duration: 800,
      easing: "easeOut",
    });
  };

  return (
    <>
      <button onClick={handleReveal}>Reveal</button>
      <button onClick={reset}>Reset</button>

      <PeelWrapper ref={peelRef} height={200} width={200}>
        <PeelTop style={{ backgroundColor: "#e3f2fd" }} />
        <PeelBack style={{ backgroundColor: "#bbdefb" }} />
        <PeelBottom style={{ backgroundColor: "#90caf9" }}>
          Surprise
        </PeelBottom>
      </PeelWrapper>
    </>
  );
}

Notes

  • React Peel injects a small global style block for the peel layers (you can override the classes in your own CSS).
  • For SSR frameworks like Next.js, render the component on the client (for example with "use client").

License

MIT (c) Iqbal Rashed