A JavaScript Library which allows you to animate infinite words in an infinite loop in a modern wavy way!
npm i @murtuzaalisurti/wavyconst { wavy } = require('@murtuzaalisurti/wavy');OR
import { wavy } from '@murtuzaalisurti/wavy';- Invoke the below function with the required arguments as shown below in your javascript file! Let's understand these arguments which are passed to the function!
wavy(
html_element, // example : document.querySelector('.text')
{
words: ["word-1", "word-2", "word-n"]
},
{
color: 'font-color', // hsl, rgb, hex, rgba, css standard values
fontSize: 'font-size', // any valid unit
fontFamily: 'font-family', // any valid font family
transform: 'scale(x)' // example : scale(1.5)
}
);-
The first argument you should pass is an html element in which you want to place the words! It's like a wrapper element!
-
Example for first argument:
wavy(document.querySelector(".text"), second_argument, third_argument);-
The second argument you should pass is an object with a property of
wordsset to a value of anarraycontaining as many words as you want to display. There is no word limit. These words will be animated in an infinite loop! -
Example for second argument:
wavy(document.querySelector(".text"), {words: ["Wavy", "Text", "Animation", "Library", "JavaScript"]}, third_argument);- The third argument you should pass is an object with some options to set the color, fontSize, fontFamily and scale properties of the
text. Here are all the properties that you can modify:
//these are default values
{
color: 'black', // you can also use rgb, hsl, rgba, hex
fontSize: '1rem',
fontFamily: 'sans-serif',
transform: scale(1.5)
}- Example for third argument:
wavy(
document.querySelector(".text"),
{
words: ["Wavy", "Text", "Animation", "Library", "JavaScript"]
},
{
color: 'green',
fontSize: '2rem',
fontFamily: 'Poppins, sans-serif',
transform: 'scale(1.8)'
}
);*NOTE: The first two arguments are mandatory!
For
npm package, please follow the instructions mentioned here.
In order to use it, insert the following <script> tag in the <head> tag of your HTML document.
<!-- jsDelivr -->
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@murtuzaalisurti/wavy/production.min.js"></script>NOTE :- In order to fetch the latest version of the library, perform a hard reload (CTRL + SHIFT + R) in your browser to bypass the file stored in disk cache. If you don't do this, your browser will load an older version of the library from disk cache!
OR
<!-- UNPKG -->
<script src="https://unpkg.com/@murtuzaalisurti/wavy@latest/production.min.js"></script>- Invoke the below function with the required arguments as shown below in your javascript file! Let's understand these arguments which are passed to the function!
wavy(
html_element, // example : document.querySelector('.text')
{
words: ["word-1", "word-2", "word-n"]
},
{
color: 'font-color', // hsl, rgb, hex, rgba, css standard values
fontSize: 'font-size', // any valid unit
fontFamily: 'font-family', // any valid font family
transform: 'scale(x)' // example : scale(1.5)
}
);-
The first argument you should pass is an html element in which you want to place the words! It's like a wrapper element!
-
Example for first argument:
wavy(document.querySelector(".text"), second_argument, third_argument);-
The second argument you should pass is an object with a property of
wordsset to a value of anarraycontaining as many words as you want to display. There is no word limit. These words will be animated in an infinite loop! -
Example for second argument:
wavy(document.querySelector(".text"), {words: ["Wavy", "Text", "Animation", "Library", "JavaScript"]}, third_argument);- The third argument you should pass is an object with some options to set the color, fontSize, fontFamily and scale properties of the
text. Here are all the properties that you can modify:
//these are default values
{
color: 'black', // you can also use rgb, hsl, rgba, hex
fontSize: '1rem',
fontFamily: 'sans-serif',
transform: scale(1.5)
}- Example for third argument:
wavy(
document.querySelector(".text"),
{
words: ["Wavy", "Text", "Animation", "Library", "JavaScript"]
},
{
color: 'green',
fontSize: '2rem',
fontFamily: 'Poppins, sans-serif',
transform: 'scale(1.8)'
}
);NOTE: The first two arguments are mandatory!
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