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wobblyeyes

v1.0.3

Published

WobblyEyes is a JavaScript library that creates a pair of animated eyes that follow the mouse cursor and blink periodically.

Readme

WobblyEyes

WobblyEyes is a JavaScript library that creates a pair of animated eyes that follow the mouse cursor and blink periodically. You can see a live example here.

Installation

To use WobblyEyes, simply install it from npm:

npm install wobblyeyes

Usage

  1. Add a container element with the ID wobblyeyes to your HTML:
<div id="wobblyEyes"></div>
  1. Initialize the WobblyEyes class in your JavaScript:
import { WobblyEyes } from "wobblyeyes";

const container = document.querySelector("#wobblyEyes");

const wobblyEyes = new WobblyEyes(container, {
  eyeColor: "white",
  pupilColor: "black",
  eyelidColor: "#ffccaa",
  lashColor: "black",
  width: 100,
  height: 200,
});

Options

The WobblyEyes class accepts an options object to customize the appearance of the eyes:

  • eyeColor: The color of the eye (default: "white").
  • pupilColor: The color of the pupil (default: "black").
  • eyelidColor: The color of the eyelids (default: "#ffccaa").
  • lashColor: The color of the eyelashes (default: "black").
  • width: The width of each eye (default: 50).
  • height: The height of each eye (default: 100).

Cleaning up

Make sure to call wobblyEyes.destroy() if you want to remove the wobbly eyes. If not, the DOM might get flooded with intervals and event handlers over time.