react-text-loop-next

An animated loop of text nodes for your headings. Uses react-motion for the transition so it handles super fast animations and spring params. It's 6x smaller, maintained, but uses the same API as the original react-text-loop. Used by ant-design! Thanks to [@braposo]((https://github.com/braposo) for creating the original!

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Installation

npm install react-text-loop-next or yarn add react-text-loop-next

How to use

You can also run the examples by cloning the repo and running yarn start.

Usage

import { TextLoop } from "react-text-loop-next";

const App = () => {
  return (
    <h2>
      <TextLoop>
        <span>First item</span>
        <a href="/">Second item</a>
        <p style={{ color: "red" }}>Third item</p>
      </TextLoop>{" "}
      and something else.
    </h2>
  );
};

Props

Prop	Type	Default	Definition
interval	number | array	3000	The frequency (in ms) that the words change. Can also pass an array if you want a different interval per children
delay	number	0	A delay (in ms) for the animation to start. This allows to use multiple instances to create a staggered animation effect for example.
adjustingSpeed	number	150	The speed that the container around each word adjusts to the next one (in ms). Usually you don't need to change this.
fade	boolean	true	Enable or disable the fade animation on enter and leave
mask	boolean	false	Mask the animation around the bounding box of the animated content
noWrap	boolean	true	Disable whitepace: nowrap style for each element. This is used by default so we can always get the right width of the element but can have issues sometimes.
springConfig	object	{ stiffness: 340, damping: 30 }	Configuration for react-motion spring
className	string		Any additional CSS classes you might want to use to style the image
children	node		The words you want to loop (required)

Caveats

Because <TextLoop> loops through its children nodes, only root-level nodes will be considered so doing something like:

<TextLoop>
  <div>
    <span>First item</span>
    <span>Second item</span>
  </div>
  <div>Third item</div>
</TextLoop>

will make first and second item to be treated as one and animate together.

You can also just send a normal array as children prop if you don't need any individual styling for each node.

<TextLoop
  children={[
    "Trade faster",
    "Increase sales",
    "Stock winners",
    "Price perfectly",
  ]}
/>

Examples

Fast transition

<TextLoop interval={100}>...</TextLoop>

Wobbly animation

<TextLoop springConfig={{ stiffness: 180, damping: 8 }}>...</TextLoop>

For many other examples, please have a look at the CodeSandbox playground.

Contributing

Please follow our contributing guidelines.

License

MIT