@ziaomedia/vue-starwars NPM

Vue-starwars

A vue component that scrolls images in a Star Wars-esque manner.
(Ignore the framerate in the preview. The real thing runs at a smooth 60 fps.)

preview

Installing

yarn add vue-starwars
# or
npm install --save vue-starwars

Usage

Import the component either locally..

import StarWars from "@ziaomedia/vue-starwars";

export default {
    components: {
        StarWars
    }
}

.. or globally

import StarWars from "@ziaomedia/vue-starwars";
Vue.use(StarWars);

You can now use the <star-wars /> component. See the documentation for the supported options.
Note: When using Nuxt, you'll need to wrap the component in <no-ssr> tags.

Documentation

Option	Type	Default	Explanation
images (required)	arraystring	-	An array of images. The elements should be the URLs to the images you want to use.
background	string	#000000	The background color of the component as a hex code.
placeholder	string	-	The location of the image to be used while the actual image is still loading
width	string	100%	The width of the component. Valid options are things like 100%, 500px, 90vw, etc.
height	string	100%	The height of the component. Valid options are things like 100%, 500px, 90vw, etc.
ratio	float	1.4	The ratio of the tiles. A value of 1 represents a perfect square. Higher values make the tiles taller, while lower values make them wider
row-min	integer	3	The minimum number of tiles on a row, for mobile screens
row-max	integer	9	The maximum number of tiles on a row, for massive screens
item-width	integer	250	The target width (in pixels) of every tile. This is used to calculate the number of tiles that will be displayed per row.
speed	float	1	A modifier to the speed. A value of 2 makes the tiles scroll by twice as fast.
spacing	integer	3	The spacing between tiles, in pixels.
angle	float	~0.62	The angle, in radians, of the plane.

Todo

~~Keep track of the rows / columns so we don't recalculate everything when the element resizes.~~
Negative speed to go backwards.
~~Take DPI into account.~~
~~Calculate perspective based on size instead of fixed.~~ (Instead, you are able to pass an angle now)
~~Get rid of the 'rows' concept?~~
Tilt-shift blur
Disable the gradient with a prop
~~Set the perspective/rotation with a prop~~