Completely useless.
Once launched it randomly rotates and rescales elements of your webpage while also changing their background color. Firefox cannot handle this and hangs almost immediately. Chrome and Safari seem to do better.
The module exports 2 functions: go and stop.
The go function accepts a bunch of options as an object.
Here they are:
{
intervalMS = 2000, // time between iterations
showStopButton = true, // if true shows a tiny 'stop' button in the top-right corner
stopButtonStyle = '<semicolon-separated css-attributes>', // the button's style is customizable
maxDeg = 5, // maximum degree of rotation
isAlternating = true, // if true alternates between clockwise and counterclockwise rotation
maxScale = 0.1, // maximum scale coefficient
isRescaling = true, // false disables rescaling
isBgChanging = true, // false disables background color changing
selector = '*', // defines which elements of your page to transform
durationMS = '1000', // how long the transformation takes
easing = 'ease' // what is the transformation's easing function
}The stop function unsurprisingly stops the pellmelling.
All the chaos- and mess-based words are already taken on NPM. The Merriam-Webster's thesaurus mentioned pell-mell as a synonym of chaotic. I thought: that would do! But then I discovered that pellmell is taken on NPM too. So I had to go with pelmel.