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text-scan

v1.0.6

Published

**text-scan** is a react component which takes a text input, and displays the text with a digital text-scan animation, similar to subway split-flap.

Downloads

9

Readme

text-scan

text-scan is a react component which takes a text input, and displays the text with a digital text-scan animation, similar to subway split-flap.

The component needs an "inText" prop value as listed in the parameters below. The rest of the parameters listed have default values.

Installation

npm i text-scan

Props

inText (necessary):

ex: <TextScan inText={"When you're feeling bobo, take some time and watch a movie"} />

This prop takes the text/string that you want to display.

scanStyle:

It is set to "alph" by default if no value is provided.

"alph" (default)

ex: <TextScan inText={"When you're feeling bobo, take some time and watch a movie"} scanStyle={"alph"} />

Giving the scanStyle a value of "alph" will show letters when scanning through the text.

"digit"

ex: <TextScan inText={"When you're feeling bobo, take some time and watch a movie"} scanStyle={"digit"} />

Giving the scanStyle a vallue of "digit" will show numbers("0"s and "8"s) when scanning through the text.

fontSize:

ex: <TextScan inText={"When you're feeling bobo, take some time and watch a movie"} scanStyle={"digit"} fontSize={"15px"}/>

This prop takes a string value of px which is used to adjust the font-size to that size.

It is set to '15px' by default if no vlaue is provided.

animationSpeed:

ex: <TextScan inText={"When you're feeling bobo, take some time and watch a movie"} scanStyle={"digit"} fontSize={"15px"} animationSpeed={6}/>

This prop takes an integer(1-10) to set the speed of the text-scan animation.

It is set to around 3 by default if no value is provided.

placeholderOpacity:

ex: <TextScan inText={"When you're feeling bobo, take some time and watch a movie"} scanStyle={"digit"} fontSize={"15px"} animationSpeed={6} placeholderOpacity={4}/>

This prop takes an integer(1-10) to set the opacity of the placeholder text(random letters or '0's and '8's) in the text-scan animation.

It is set to around 4 by default if no value is provided.

style:

ex: <TextScan inText={"When you're feeling bobo, take some time and watch a movie"} scanStyle={"digit"} fontSize={"15px"} animationSpeed={6} placeholderOpacity={4} style={{display: block, color: 'green'}}/>

You can adjust the styling of the text/text-container by passing in a "style" object.

By default, the styling is set to: { display: "flex", justifyContent: "flex-start", flexWrap: "wrap", marginTop: "30px", lineHeight: "1.4", fontWeight: "500", fontStyle: "normal", color: "#8e8e8e", }

CHANGING ANY OF THE DEFAULT STYLING MAY BREAK THE FORMAT OF THE COMPONENT. IF COMPONENT FORMAT BREAKS, REMOVE STYLE ALTOGETHER.