Fancy: Animated React Components for Engaging UIs
Summary
Fancy is an open-source library offering a growing collection of animated React components and microinteractions. It aims to make web interfaces more engaging and fun for users. Built with TypeScript and leveraging Framer Motion, Fancy provides ready-to-use UI elements for modern web development.
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Introduction
Fancy is a free and open-source library dedicated to bringing fun and animation back to web interfaces. It offers a growing collection of animated React components and microinteractions designed to enhance user experience and make your applications more engaging. Built with TypeScript, Fancy leverages the power of Framer Motion for smooth animations and integrates seamlessly with Tailwind CSS for styling.
Installation
To get started with Fancy components, you can install the library using npm or yarn. Please refer to the official documentation for detailed setup instructions and prerequisites.
npm install fancy-components
# or
yarn add fancy-components
Examples
Fancy provides a variety of components, from subtle microinteractions to more elaborate animated UI elements. You can explore a comprehensive list of available components and see them in action by visiting the official documentation. Each component comes with usage examples and customization options.
Why Use Fancy?
Choosing Fancy means opting for a library that prioritizes user engagement and developer experience.
- Ready-to-use Animations: Quickly integrate sophisticated animations without building them from scratch.
- Enhanced User Experience: Make your web applications more interactive and memorable.
- Open Source: Benefit from a community-driven project that is free to use and contribute to.
- Modern Stack: Built with React, TypeScript, Framer Motion, and Tailwind CSS, ensuring compatibility with contemporary web development practices.
- Inspired by Best Practices: The project's structure, documentation, and registry system are inspired by shadcn/ui, a well-regarded UI component library.
Links
- GitHub Repository: https://github.com/danielpetho/fancy
- Documentation: https://fancycomponents.dev/docs/introduction
- License: MIT License