lottery-wheel v2.5.1

lottery-wheel

A library helps you performing a wheel for lottery game. Using anime.js underlying.

demo

Usage

npm install lottery-wheel

Or download the latest release.

Then link lottery-wheel.min.js or lottery-wheel.js in your HTML.

<script src="/path/to/lottery-wheel.min.js"></script>

ESM is supported as well.

import Wheel from 'lottery-wheel'

Suppose you have an element whose id is 'wheel' in your html file.

<svg id="wheel"></svg>

Then you can do the following to create a wheel:

const wheel = new Wheel({
  el: document.getElementById('wheel'),
  data: [{
    text: 'apple',
    chance: 20
  }, {
    text: 'banana'
  }, {
    text: 'orange'
  }, {
    text: 'peach'
  }],
  onSuccess(data) {
    console.log(data.text);
  }
});

API

Methods

constructor(option)

More for option, see below.

draw()

To manually render the wheel when the draw property is set to false.

const wheel = new Wheel({
  el: document.getElementById('wheel'),
  data: ['Beijing', 'London', 'New York', 'Tokyo'],
  draw: false
});
setTimeout(() => {
  wheel.draw();
}, 2000);

Options

el

The el property defines the element where to render the wheel. You should pass a DOM Element to it:

const wheel = new Wheel({
  el: document.getElementById('wheel'),
  data: []
});

data

The data property use an array to define the things relating to the lottery game itself. The length of the array must between 3 and 12.

The simplest way is to put the name of each prize in an array:

const wheel = new Wheel({
  el: document.getElementById('wheel'),
  data: ['Beijing', 'London', 'New York', 'Tokyo']
});

It will generate the following wheel with default options. Every prizes take the same chance to be drawn, as the program will create four 'prize' objects with their text property set to the string in data array and chance property to 1 automatically.

You can also custom each prize by making it an object. The properties for the 'prize' object are listed here.

const wheel = new Wheel({
  el: document.getElementById('wheel'),
  data: [{
    text: 'Beijing',
    chance: 5
  }, {
    text: 'London',
    chance: 4
  }, 'New York', 'Tokyo']
});

onSuccess

The callback function called when a prize is drawn successfully.

const wheel = new Wheel({
  el: document.getElementById('wheel'),
  data: ['prize A', 'prize B', 'prize C', 'prize D'],
  onSuccess(data) {
    alert(`Congratulations! You picked up ${data.text}`);
  }
});

onFail

The callback function called when trying to draw prize while has already drawn the maximum times (defined in limit). Notice that by the default options, one can draw unlimited times.

const wheel = new Wheel({
  el: document.getElementById('wheel'),
  data: ['prize A', 'prize B', 'prize C', 'prize D'],
  limit: 1,
  onFail() {
    alert('You have no more chance to draw');
  }
});

In this case, if one has already drawn a prize, the next time he clicks the button the alert dialog will be shown.

onButtonHover

Called when the mouse is moving over the button.

const wheel = new Wheel({
  el: document.getElementById('wheel'),
  data: ['prize A', 'prize B', 'prize C', 'prize D'],
  onButtonHover(anime, button) {
    anime({
      targets: button.node,
      scale: 1.2,
      duration: 500
    });
  }
});

Prize Object

const wheel = new Wheel({
  el: document.getElementById('wheel'),
  data: [{
    text: 'Beijing',
    color: 'silver',
    fontSize: 24
  }, {
    text: 'London',
    fontColor: '#008000'
  }, 'New York', 'Tokyo']
});

The above code will result the following wheel:

Themes

A theme is an object where stores the colors used in the wheel. It has following properties:

• border: background color for the wheel's border.
• prize: background color for the prize part.
• button: background color for the button.
• line: color for the line between prize parts.
• prizeFont: color for prize text.
• buttonFont: color for button text.

There are three themes preseted:

• default

default: {
    border: 'red',
    prize: 'gold',
    button: 'darkorange',
    line: 'red',
    prizeFont: 'red',
    buttonFont: 'white'
}

• light

light: {
    border: 'orange',
    prize: 'lightyellow',
    button: 'tomato',
    line: 'orange',
    prizeFont: 'orange',
    buttonFont: 'white'
}

• dark

dark: {
    border: 'silver',
    prize: 'dimgray',
    button: 'darkslategray',
    line: 'silver',
    prizeFont: 'silver',
    buttonFont: 'lightyellow'
}

You can also change the color by setting color property.

const wheel = new Wheel({
  el: document.getElementById('wheel'),
  data: ['Beijing', 'London', 'New York', 'Tokyo'],
  theme: 'dark',
  color: {
    button: '#fef5e7',
    buttonFont: '#34495e'
  }
});

Image

The image property lets you render the wheel using the existing resources by setting an object. It will make an image SVG element and it supports jpeg, png and svg formats.

Here's an example of how it looks like when using the images in /doc/images folder in this repo.

const wheel = new Wheel({
  el: document.getElementById('wheel'),
  data: ['Prize A', 'Prize B', 'Prize C', 'Prize D', 'Prize E', 'Prize F'],
  image: {
    turntable: 'turntable.png',
    button: 'button.png',
    offset: -10
  },
});