vue-typed-js

A Vue.js integration for Typed.js.

Typed.js is a library that types. Enter in any string, and watch it type at the speed you've set, backspace what it's typed, and begin a new sentence for however many strings you've set.

Checkout the offical project here.

Table of contents

• Installation
• Usage
• Example

Installation

npm install --save vue-typed-js

Default import

Install the component:

import Vue from 'vue'
import VueTypedJs from 'vue-typed-js'

Vue.use(VueTypedJs)

⚠️ A css file is included when importing the package. You may have to setup your bundler to embed the css in your page.

Browser import

<link rel="stylesheet" href="vue-typed-js/dist/vue-typed-js.css"/>

<script src="vue.js"></script>
<script src="vue-typed-js/dist/vue-typed-js.browser.js"></script>

The plugin should be auto-installed. If not, you can install it manually with the instructions below.

Install all the components:

Vue.use(VueTypedJs)

Usage

To get started simply add the vue-typed-js custom element to your template and pass the text, which should be typed to the strings property. In addition you need to pass an element with the class typing to the slot, which will be used as a wrapper.

Minimal setup:

<vue-typed-js :strings="['First text', 'Second Text']">
  <h1 class="typing"></h1>
</vue-typed-js>

The typing class also allows you to just animate certain parts of a string:

<vue-typed-js :strings="['John', 'James']">
  <h1>Hey <span class="typing"></span></h1>
</vue-typed-js>

Properties

You can make use of the following properties in order to customize your typing expirience:

Property	Type	Description	Usage
strings	Array	strings to be typed	:strings="['Text 1', 'Text 2']"
stringsElement	String	ID of element containing string children	:stringsElement="'myId'"
typeSpeed	Number	type speed in milliseconds	:typeSpeed="50"
startDelay	Number	time before typing starts in milliseconds	:startDelay="1000"
backSpeed	Number	backspacing speed in milliseconds	:backSpeed="10"
smartBackspace	Boolean	only backspace what doesn't match the previous string	:smartBackspace="true"
shuffle	Boolean	shuffle the strings	:shuffle="true"
backDelay	Number	time before backspacing in milliseconds	:backDelay="100"
fadeOut	Boolean	Fade out instead of backspace	:fadeOut="true"
fadeOutClass	String	css class for fade animation	:fadeOutClass="'fadeOutClass'"
fadeOutDelay	Number	fade out delay in milliseconds	:fadeOutDelay="500"
loop	Boolean	loop strings	:loop="true"
loopCount	Number	amount of loops	:loopCount="3"
showCursor	Boolean	show cursor	:showCursor="true"
cursorChar	String	character for cursor	:cursorChar="'_'"
autoInsertCss	Boolean	insert CSS for cursor and fadeOut into HTML	:autoInsertCss="true"
attr	String	attribute for typing Ex: input placeholder, value, or just HTML text	:attr="'placeholder'"
bindInputFocusEvents	Boolean	bind to focus and blur if el is text input	:bindInputFocusEvents="true"
contentType	String	'html' or 'null' for plaintext	:contentType="'html'"

Events

You can listen to the following events:

Event	Description	Usage
onComplete	All typing is complete	@onComplete="doSmth()"
preStringTyped	Before each string is typed	@preStringTyped="doSmth()"
onStringTyped	After each string is typed	@onStringTyped="doSmth()"
onLastStringBackspaced	During looping, after last string is typed	@onLastStringBackspaced="doSmth()"
onTypingPaused	Typing has been stopped	@onTypingPaused="doSmth()"
onTypingResumed	Typing has been started after being stopped	@onTypingResumed="doSmth()"
onReset	After reset	@onReset="doSmth()"
onStop	After stop	@onStop="doSmth()"
onStart	After start	@onStart="doSmth()"
onDestroy	After destroy	@onDestroy="doSmth()"

Features

Checkout features like type pausing, smart backspacing etc. on the libraries page.

Examples

Here are several examples:

<!-- infinite loop -->
<vue-typed-js :strings="['awesome', 'brilliant']" :loop="true" @onComplete="doSmth()">
  <h2>We are a <span class="typing"></span> company!</h2>
</vue-typed-js>

<!-- type pausing -->
<vue-typed-js :strings="['This is text ^1000 which gets paused for 1 second', 'wow, interesting']">
  <h2 class="typing"></h2>
</vue-typed-js>

<!-- output html -->
<vue-typed-js :strings="['<p>Paragraph</p>', '<span>Span</span>']" :contentType="'html'">
  <h2 class="typing"></h2>
</vue-typed-js>

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License

MIT