A simple plugin to randomize every letter of a text in a binary style.
npm install go-binaryhtml
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You can use npm for install the plugin
`npm
npm install go-binary
`
Usage
`js
$("selector").goBinary();
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#### HTML
`html
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Aliquam a efficitur est.
`
#### JS
`js
$(document).ready(function() {
$("button#go-binary").click(function(){
$("#text").goBinary();
});
});
`
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`js
$.fn.goBinary.defaults = {
text: '', // text to be binaryzed instead nodes text
stepsUntilFixed: 2, // how many steps are needed to fix a character
sps: 25, // steps per second
matchRE: /[^\s]/, // Wich characters are going to be binary
mode: 'shuffle', // How write the text with 3 possible values ['shuffle','type','endless']
callback: function(){}, // A callback function to be called when method finished executing
spsFormulaBasedOnTextLength: '0' // A formula to add sps base on length of text. The word 'length' gets replaced with the text length, for example: 'length/2' it's a valid formula and adds half of the text length as sps, so with a base sps of 50 and a text length of 100, it would add another 50 sps, being 100 sps the final speed.
};
`
#### Set settings
`js
$("#text").goBinary(
{
text: 'This is the text to be binaryzed instead of the text content of the node with id = text.',
stepsUntilFixed: 5,
mode: 'type',
callback: function(){ alert('FINISH!'); },
spsFormulaBasedOnTextLength: 'length/10'
}
);
`
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- stop: Stop method to cancel the binary animation on endless mode.
#### Invoke methods
`js
$("#text").goBinary('stop');
``