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vue-seasons-falling

v0.2.3

Published

A lightweight Vue 3 seasonal falling particles component (Sakura, Rain, Maple, Snow).

Downloads

502

Readme

vue-seasons-falling 🌸 🌧️ 🍂 ❄️

npm version license

A high-performance Vue 3 particle component with four seasonal effects: Spring (Sakura petals), Summer (rain), Autumn (maple leaves), and Winter (snow). Built with the native Canvas API for silky-smooth performance.

🔗 Explore Live Demo & Playground


Changelog

What's New in v0.2.x

  • Auto-Season Mode — Automatically switches between seasons based on the current month.
  • Interactive Force Field — Particles react to mouse and touch, drifting away as you interact.
  • Mobile Optimized — Fixed canvas distortion and added smart density scaling for consistent performance from mobile to 4K.
  • Layout Flexibility — Seamlessly switch between fullScreen background or nested container mode.

Full CHANGELOG.md


Installation

npm install vue-seasons-falling

Usage

<script setup>
import SeasonsFalling from 'vue-seasons-falling';
</script>

<template>
  <SeasonsFalling
    season="spring"
    fullScreen
    :amount="200"
  />
</template>

Props

| Prop | Type | Default | Description | | ---------------- | ------- | ---------- | ----------- | | autoSeason | Boolean | false | Automatically pick season based on the current month. | | season | String | 'spring' | Manual mode: 'spring', 'summer', 'autumn', or 'winter'. | | theme | String | 'light' | 'light' or 'dark' (affects colours and opacity). | | amount | Number | 100 | Base particle count (auto-scaled by screen size, 80–600). | | size | Number | 5 | Base size of particles. | | speed | Number | 1.5 | Vertical fall speed. | | wind | Number | 0 | Horizontal wind (positive = right). | | color | String | '#fff' | Override colour (HEX or RGB). | | opacity | Number | 0.8 | Maximum opacity of particles. | | swing | Number | 1 | Horizontal swing (0 = no swing). | | image | String | null | Image URL to use instead of drawn shapes. | | zIndex | Number | null | Canvas layer z-index. | | resize | Boolean | true | Auto-resize canvas on window resize. | | fullScreen | Boolean | false | true = fixed (viewport); false = absolute (fill parent). | | mouseInteraction | Boolean | false | Enable mouse/touch "force field" effect. |


Credits


License

MIT © Tom Sin