CSS Houdini Bullet

A CSS Houdini Worklet to paint "bullet holes".

Getting started

1. Load the worklet

Using CDN is the easiest way to add the library:

if ("paintWorklet" in CSS) {
  CSS.paintWorklet.addModule(
    "https://unpkg.com/css-houdini-bullet/public/worklet.js"
  );
}

You can use the polyfill

To add support for all moder browsers, you can load the worklet with css-paint-polyfill fallback.

<script>
  (async function () {
    if (CSS["paintWorklet"] === undefined)
      await import("https://unpkg.com/css-paint-polyfill");

    CSS.paintWorklet.addModule(
      "https://unpkg.com/css-houdini-bullet/public/worklet.js"
    );
  })();
</script>

2. Ready to use it in your CSS!

To use the Bullet worklet you need to define some custom properties with values and add the value paint(bullet) on the background property.

.element {
  --bullet-bg: #3112c9, #12c99b;
  --bullet-items: 3;
  --bullet-type: 5;
  --bullet-curve: 0.5;
  --bullet-size: 10, 25;
  --bullet-border: 15;
  background: paint(tesla-coil);
}

Property	Default	Description
--bullet-bg	`#1a2a6c`	Define the background color of the element, multiple colors can be used `#color1, #color2`
--bullet-items	`10`	Define the number of "holes"
--bullet-type	`0`	Define the type of "hole" `0 = Circles`, `1 = Hearts`, `n > 2 = Polygons of n points`
--bullet-curve	`0.5`	Define the shorter radius of the `Polygons` (max value 1)
--bullet-size	`10`	Define the size of the "hole"
--bullet-border	`0`	Define the space from the border

Development

Run it locally!

yarn
yarn start

License

MIT License