Ascii Butterflies

A few butterflies drawn as ASCII glyphs, flapping on wandering paths and landing now and then.

Interaction Type

Butterflies drift slowly from one side of their container to the other, beating their wings up and down and turning to face where they go. They never leave the container. Now and then one lands and slowly opens and closes its wings. Move the pointer near one and it flits away. Click to scatter the ones close by. Honors prefers-reduced-motion.

Installation

How to use

import { AsciiButterflies } from "@/components/ui/ascii-butterflies"

export function Demo() {
  return <AsciiButterflies variant="color" className="h-96 w-full rounded-2xl" />
}

Source Code

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Props

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Keep in mind

Most components here are recreations of great work from around the web. I don't claim to be the original creator - this is my attempt to reverse-engineer, replicate, and often add a few extra features. I've tried to credit everyone; if I missed someone, let me know.

Credits

• •Inspired by stackedlol/ascii-sharks

Contact

Found a bug or issue? Feel free to drop a DM.

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