https://github.dsrkafuu.net/sakana-widget/
Add the Sakana! Widget to your own web page! Support custom images, auto resizing and more runtime params!
- Register and use your own character
- Auto resizing support, 120px minimum
- Press and hold the stand and drag, after releasing the hand the stand will bounce in the opposite direction
- Use control bar to switch roles and use other functions
- Automatic mode, applying a force of random size at random intervals
- Prepared for CDN/NPM import, custom parameters, chained calls
First you need to import the module, either directly using a CDN or by installing it as an NPM package:
<!-- https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/sakana-widget@2.7.0/lib/sakana.min.css -->
<!-- https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/sakana-widget@2.7.0/lib/sakana.min.js -->
<!-- https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/sakana-widget/2.7.0/sakana.min.css -->
<!-- https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/sakana-widget/2.7.0/sakana.min.js -->
<link
rel="stylesheet"
href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/sakana-widget@2.7.0/lib/sakana.min.css"
/>
<div id="sakana-widget"></div>
<script>
function initSakanaWidget() {
new SakanaWidget().mount('#sakana-widget');
}
</script>
<script
async
onload="initSakanaWidget()"
src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/sakana-widget@2.7.0/lib/sakana.min.js"
></script>
// npm install --save sakana-widget
import 'sakana-widget/lib/index.css';
import SakanaWidget from 'sakana-widget';
new SakanaWidget().mount('#sakana-widget');
This package exports a class SakanaWidget
by default, through which a widget can be initialized. The code above initializes a widget with default settings and mounts it to the #sakana-widget
element.
You can continue to create widget instances and mount to more DOM elements, where the data is completely independent between widgets except for roles, and non-static methods support chaining calls.
For example, you can modify some settings before mounting a widget and get a super-slow Chisato:
new SakanaWidget().setState({ i: 0.001, d: 1 }).mount('#sakana-widget');
Or, get the built-in character object via the getCharacter
static method, modify the parameters, and create a super-slow, non-damped (perpetual) Takina as a new character:
const takina = SakanaWidget.getCharacter('takina');
takina.initialState = {
...takina.initialState,
i: 0.001,
d: 1,
};
SakanaWidget.registerCharacter('takina-slow', takina);
new SakanaWidget({ character: 'takina-slow' }).mount('#sakana-widget');
Of course, you can use your own image (url or base64) as a character, e.g. GitHub's icon:
const github = SakanaWidget.getCharacter('chisato');
github.image = `https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dsrkafuu/sakana-widget/main/docs/github.png`;
SakanaWidget.registerCharacter('github', github);
new SakanaWidget({ character: 'github' }).mount('#sakana-widget');
See the API section below for detailed parameters and class type.
Set autoFit: true
when initializing the component and it will automatically scale according to the size of its mount container, minimum 120px.
Note that to turn on auto-scaling you need to make sure the mounting container is a BFC, the easiest way to do this is to set position: relative
or position: fixed
. Components in auto-scaling mode additionally add a wrapper container between the app and the mount container, and set its width and height to 100%
by which the actual size is detected, so the BFC is required.
export interface SakanaWidgetState {
/**
* inertia
*/
i: number;
/**
* stickiness
*/
s: number;
/**
* decay
*/
d: number;
/**
* angle
*/
r: number;
/**
* height
*/
y: number;
/**
* vertical speed
*/
t: number;
/**
* horizontal speed
*/
w: number;
}
export interface SakanaWidgetCharacter {
image: string;
initialState: SakanaWidgetState;
}
export interface SakanaWidgetOptions {
/**
* widget size, default to `200`
*/
size?: number;
/**
* auto fit size (120px minimum), default to `false`
*/
autoFit?: boolean;
/**
* default character, default to `chisato`
*/
character?: 'chisato' | 'takina';
/**
* controls bar, default to `true`
*/
controls?: boolean;
/**
* show spring rod, default to `true`
*/
rod?: boolean;
/**
* character draggable, default to `true`
*/
draggable?: boolean;
/**
* canvas stroke settings, default to `#b4b4b4` & `10`
*/
stroke?: {
color?: string;
width?: number;
};
/**
* motion stop threshold, default to `0.1`
*/
threshold?: number;
/**
* rotate origin, default to `0`
*/
rotate?: number;
/**
* enable accessibility title feature, default to `false`
*/
title?: boolean;
}
class SakanaWidget {
/**
* get data of a registered character
*/
static getCharacter(name: string): SakanaWidgetCharacter | null;
/**
* get all registered character
*/
static getCharacters();
/**
* registered a new character
*/
static registerCharacter(name: string, character: SakanaWidgetCharacter);
/**
* set current state of widget
*/
setState(state: Partial<SakanaWidgetState>);
/**
* set current character of widget
*/
setCharacter(name: string);
/**
* set to next character of widget
*/
nextCharacter();
/**
* switch the auto mode
*/
triggetAutoMode();
/**
* mount the widget
*/
mount(el: HTMLElement | string);
/**
* unmount the widget
*/
unmount();
}
Released under MIT License, please note that the 2 default images should not be used for any commercial activities. This project used to be a secondary development based on https://github.com/itorr/sakana.