Faketyper is a small tool that i wrote mainly for fun. It takes text from HTML element, empties it, and then writes it back letter by letter. See the live demo here.
In order to use Faketyper, you must first include it's files in the HTML file. This is done by including the following in <head> section
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/kamilbeben/faketyper@1.0/faketyper.js"></script>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/kamilbeben/faketyper@1.0/faketyper.css">Then, insert some element with class faketyper and text inside it.
<span class="faketyper example">
Hello there
</span>And initialize the faketyper
faketyper.init({
selector: '.faketyper.example',
interval: 5
})Note:
faketyper.init returns a Promise, which will be resolved as soon as it will stop typing. This can be handful if you need to specify different options for certain elements. See index.html for examples.
| name | type | default | description |
|---|---|---|---|
| selector | CSS selector string | '.faketyper.auto' |
Selector pointing to elements which will be affected by faketyper |
| delay | number | 0 |
Time before the rendering starts |
| interval | number | 25 |
Time between rendering two letters |
| duration | number | null |
Duration of the whole process. If set, interval is ignored |
| showPrompt | boolean | false |
Emulate command prompt sign |
None. It's written in Vanilla JS.
Though this is licensed by MIT license and you can use it as you want, i would be glad to know whenever someone found this useful.