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shapes-generator

v1.0.1

Published

A javscript library for generating nice and minimal shapes in the background of your page.

Readme

shapeGenerator.js

description

A javscript library for generating nice and minimal shapes in the background of your page.

An example of the library working

Version: 1.0.1

 

How to use

  1. npm install shapes-generator
  2. add the following to your html (or js) file
        <script>
            const generateShapes = require('shapes-generator');
            generateShapes();
        </script>
  1. run the page and enjoy!

Note: It is recommended to give your element z-index: -1; so the shapes will be underneath everything. THe library add that otumatically but it doesn't work on all the browsers for now.

 

Parameters

An object containing the following parameters (all optional):

  1. element: the element you want to add the shapes into (element object). Note: if not specified the shapes will be added to the body of the page
  2. options: an object containing the options you want to tweek(object). Like the colors of the shapes or how many shapes you want to add. Check the table below for all options availabe.

 

Options

| Option | Description | Default | | --- | --- | --- | | colorList | a list of colors you want the shapes to be (an array of colors as strings) | Some flat colors | | numberOfShapes | the number of shapes you want to be generated in the page (integer number) | 5 | | mode | the mode you want the shapes to be generated in (1 or 2) | 1 | | rotation | whether or not you want the shapes to be rotated (true or false) | true |

 

Modes

  1. mode 1: the shapes are generated and colored from the colorList without any rectangles (default)
  2. mode 2: the shapes are generated in black color but have a colored rectangle shape with them on the corner

 

Example

        <script>
            generateShapes({
                    element: document.body,
                    options: {
                        colorList: ["#a29bfe","#ff7675","#55efc4","#636e72"],
                        numberOfShapes: 20,
                        mode: 1,
                        rotation: true
                    }
                });        
        </script>