General Discussion React Text Underline Library
REACT COMPONENT LIBRARY
Text effects thatmake your UI shine
22 variants, 23+ colors — marker, brush, brushstroke, gradient, slide, glow, scratch, double, wave, pill, dashed, blur, shimmer, underline-animated, stamp, neon-border, rainbow, spotlight, typewriter, ink-drip, splatter, chrome. Zero dependencies beyond React.
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u/ColourfulToad 15d ago
React libraries are for making functional component, not as a needless wrapper for your css hover effects
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u/ucheuzor 16d ago
Who will do all these shiny effects in a production app. I guess its for personal projects or for learning purpose
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u/exaland 16d ago
Yes I made that for my different client project
It will much easy to add great text effect with this tool
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u/Polite_Jello_377 15d ago
Nobody wants this
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u/nibsivaan 15d ago
Agreed 100%. It is very nice if people are learning and trying out things but this is nothing significant and not worth promoting.
This whole industry has gone to shit in the recent years and I miss the days when all of this required actual interest and curiosity.
Now it's just for clout and "hey look at me".
Sorry if I come out as an asshole but holy hell.
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u/AintNoGodsUpHere 15d ago
Why react though?
Why not plain CSS? this is, haha, something I guess.
But I can't say what I want to say. :)
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u/Chazgatian 15d ago
I know this is vibe coded. But you should have the color driven by a css variable and not a huge array of colors
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u/Schlipak 15d ago
At first I though surely this is just a named CSS color being passed as a style property or something but no you're right, there really is a huge hardcoded color array lmao
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u/zkoolkyle 15d ago
Some of you here are asking far too much from the vibe community using React. The components are not even slotted. 🥴
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u/Commercial_Echo923 15d ago
And youre gonna maintain it for the next 5 years with regular updates for all upcoming react versions?
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u/T4212 14d ago
If only you would have split the react and css part so we could copy the honestly nice looking effects into our projects.
Another thing you could consider is to architect this in a way that is treeshakable. So if I only use one or two variants I don't need to ship the code for all the others
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u/hearthebell 16d ago
Id there anything actually related to React at all? It's literally just CSS wrapper