The repository has been archived now since Spline has released their official library @splinetool/react-spline for importing models. I had fun maintaining this project, if your existing workspace is using react-spline
, the transitioning won't be hard since most of the generics are similar. Thanks for stopping by.
A painless, configurable, spline wrapper for React to add sweet animations easily into your projects.
npm install --save react-spline
or
yarn add react-spline
Import the Spline
component from react-spline
and you're set.
import React, { Component } from 'react'
import { Spline } from 'react-spline'
import SCENE_OBJECT from './scene.json'
class Example extends Component {
render() {
return <Spline scene={SCENE_OBJECT} />
}
}
Property | Description |
---|---|
scene object |
Required. The scene object exported from Spline. |
id string |
Default empty. Assignable HTMLAttribute id for the <canvas> element. |
className string |
Default empty. Assignable HTMLAttribute class for the <div> wrapper. |
style JSX CSS |
Default empty. Custom styling for the <div> wrapper. |
canvasStyle JSX CSS |
Default empty. Custom styling for the <canvas> element. |
To download Spline models from the link that gets generated in Spline, it's accessible at https://my.spline.design/example-8b43571.../scene.json
(Note: Here example-8b43571 in the link is a placeholder for a Spline generated link). You can then import the object and use it like shown above.
The older versions of this library experience a bug problem, where outdated usage of functions in the Spline runtime cause multiple duplicate warnings to clutter the console. For now, it has been disabled by a workaround script that removes duplicate warnings from the console until we have a proper solution.
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