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This package was inspired by react-dom-confetti.

React-rewards lets you add micro-interactions to your app, and rewards users with the rain of confetti, emoji or balloons in seconds. Firing confetti all over the page may seem like a questionable idea, but keep in mind that rewarding users for their actions is not. If a huge cloud of smiling emoji doesn't fit your application well, try changing the physics config to make it more subtle.

You can read more on the subject of micro-interactions in my blog post – https://www.thedevelobear.com/post/microinteractions/

Confetti

Balloons

Emoji

Installation

Install from npm by typing npm install react-rewards or yarn add react-rewards while in your package.json directory.

Usage

In order to use the rewards, you'll need to provide an element that will become the origin of the animation. This element needs to have an ID that matches the one used inside the hook - it can be anywhere in the DOM as long as the IDs match.

You can place the element inside a button, center it and shoot up from the button. You can place it on top of the viewport with position: "fixed" and change the angle to 270, to shoot downwards. Try, experiment, have fun!

Animation particles are set to position: 'fixed' by default, but this can be changed through a config object.

Single reward

TIP: Try using <span id=“rewardId” style={{width: 2, height: 2, background: “red”}} /> to place the element correctly, wherever you want. Then just remove the styles.

import { useReward } from 'react-rewards';
...
const { reward, isAnimating } = useReward('rewardId', 'confetti');
...
<button
    disabled={isAnimating}
    onClick={reward}
>
    <span id="rewardId" />
    🎉
</button>

Multiple rewards

TIP: You can use the same ID to shoot from the same spot, or provide separate elements with unique IDs.

import { useReward } from 'react-rewards';
...
const {reward: confettiReward, isAnimating: isConfettiAnimating} = useReward('confettiReward', 'confetti');
const {reward: balloonsReward, isAnimating: isBalloonsAnimating} = useReward('balloonsReward', 'balloons');
...
<button
    disabled={isConfettiAnimating || isBalloonsAnimating}
    onClick={() => {
        confettiReward();
        balloonsReward();
    }}
>
    <span id="confettiReward" />
    <span id="balloonsReward" />
    🎉
</button>

Props & config

useReward params:

Confetti config object:

Balloons config object:

Emoji config object: