vue-typical v2.1.0
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📦 Installation
Install with yarn
yarn add vue-typicalOr you can
npm install vue-typicalOr inject the script at your page by jsdelivr CDN
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/vue-typical@latest/dist/vue-typical.umd.js"></script>🚀 Usage
1. Component
You can import it as a custom component.
<template>
  <v-typical
    class="blink"
    :steps="['Hello', 1000, 'Hello World !', 500, 'Hello World ! 👋', 1000]"
    :loop="Infinity"
    :wrapper="'h2'"
  ></v-typical>
</template>
<script lang="ts">
import VTypical from 'vue-typical';
export default {
  components: {
    VTypical,
  },
};
</script>2. Plugin API
If you want to configure default options, you can register this plugin through the use API of Vue.js.
// main.js or index.js
import VTypical from 'vue-typical';
Vue.use(VTypical, {
  /* options */
});If you use the plugin API, the VTypical component will be registered as a global component just like when including it with the script tag, but you won't need to re-register it through the components property in your own components.
3. Composition API
You can also create typical animation by the composition API useTypical.
const ref = useTypical(options);Coming Soon ...
📑 Properties
| Prop | Required | Type | Eg. | 
|---|---|---|---|
steps | True | Array<String | Number | Function> | ['Hello', 1000, () => alert('Word')] | 
loop | False | Number | 1 or 'Infinity' | 
wrapper | False | String | 'div' | 
✨ Style
Add the blink cursor effect with blink classname.
.blink::after {
  content: '|';
  animation: blink 1s infinite step-start;
}
@keyframes blink {
  50% {
    opacity: 0;
  }
}🔢 Coming Soon
- The demo of composition API in Vue 3.0
 
🔨 Contribute
Install dependencies,
$ npm iStart the dev server,
$ npm startBuild documentation,
$ npm run docs:buildBuild library via father-build,
$ npm run build❤️ Contributors
Thanks goes to these people:
Please Feel free to enjoy and participate in open source!
⭐ Stargazers
Thanks for your star!
🔖 License
This library is based on @camwiegert/typical work and it currently is just a wrapper for vue.
Inspired by @catalinmiron/react-typical.