@fecapark/number-rolling

Number Rolling

The React library for number rolling animation.

• Demo
• NPM

Install

npm i @fecapark/number-rolling

yarn add @fecapark/number-rolling

Usage

All Properties

import { Roller } from "@fecapark/number-rolling";

<Roller
  value={13000}
  suffix="",
  suffixPosition="back",
  align="center",
  fontSize={48},
  rollDuration={0.6},
  shiftDuration={0.45},
  staggering={false},
  diff={false},
  rollWay="down",
  showAfterFontNameLoaded="",
/>;

prop	description	type	initial value	required
value	Number(integer, float) value to display.	number	value required	true
suffix	Suffix string to display.	string	"" (empty string)	false
suffixPosition	Determines position of the suffix string.	front or back	back	false
align	Text align of animation container width change.	left or center or right	center	false
fontSize	Font size of value and suffix.	number	48	false
rollDuration	Duration of value rolling animation.	number (seconds)	0.6 (seconds)	false
shiftDuration	Duration of width changing animation.	number (seconds)	0.45 (seconds)	false
staggering	Determines trigger each value's rolling animation as sequence or randomly.	boolean	false (triggers randomly)	false
diff	Determines trigger rolling aniamtion for only changed values.	boolean	false	false
rollWay	Rolling animation's roll direction.	up or down	down	false
showAfterFontNameLoaded	This component will be show after setted font-face loaded. If you setted font-family through any styling to this component, you should set this prop values as your font-family values for preventing CLS(Cumulative Layout Shift). See examples.	string[]	[] (empty array)	false

Examples

Simple usage

import { Roller } from "@fecapark/number-rolling";

<Roller value={13000} />;

With suffix

import { Roller } from "@fecapark/number-rolling";

<Roller value={...} suffix="%" />;

import { Roller } from "@fecapark/number-rolling";

<Roller value={...} suffix="$" suffixPosition="front" />;

Align

For use align props,
Roller component should be wrapped in an element that has enough width.

import { Roller } from "@fecapark/number-rolling";

<div style={{ width: 600 }}>
  <Roller value={...} align="right" />;
</div>

import { Roller } from "@fecapark/number-rolling";

<div style={{ width: 600 }}>
  <Roller value={...} align="left" />;
</div>

Staggering

import { Roller } from "@fecapark/number-rolling";

<Roller value={...} staggering={true} />;

import { Roller } from "@fecapark/number-rolling";

<Roller value={...} staggering={false} />;

Diff

import { Roller } from "@fecapark/number-rolling";

<Roller value={...} diff={true} />;

import { Roller } from "@fecapark/number-rolling";

<Roller value={...} diff={false} />;

Rollway

import { Roller } from "@fecapark/number-rolling";

<Roller value={...} rollWay="up" />;

import { Roller } from "@fecapark/number-rolling";

<Roller value={...} rollWay="down" />;

showAfterFontNameLoaded

If you setted font-family, recommended to use this property.

In example below, the font Roboto and Noto Sans are setted. After all setted fonts are loaded, if any one of the fonts is successfully loaded, the components are displayed on the screen.

import { Roller } from "@fecapark/number-rolling";

<div style={{
  fontFamily: "Roboto, 'Noto Sans' sans-serif"
}}>
  <Roller value={...}  showAfterFontNameLoaded={["Roboto", "Noto Sans"]} />;
</div>

Roboto Loaded	Noto Sans Loaded	Result
loaded	loaded	show
failed	failed	not show
loaded	failed	show
failed	loaded	show