If you’re looking to add a dynamic and eye-catching effect to your web project, PowerGlitch is your go-to tool! This lightweight library, weighing in at less than 2kb, uses CSS animations to give your web elements a glitchy appearance without any external dependencies. Let’s dive into how you can get started with this fantastic library.

Getting Started with PowerGlitch

Follow these simple steps to integrate PowerGlitch into your project:

1. Install PowerGlitch using a Package Manager

• To install via npm, run:

npm i --save powerglitch

• Or if you prefer yarn:

yarn add powerglitch

• Alternatively, you can import the web bundle directly by adding the following script tag to your HTML:

<script src="https://unpkg.com/powerglitch@latest/dist/powerglitch.min.js"></script>

2. Find an Element to Glitch

Next, you’ll want to choose an HTML element to apply the glitch effect. Here are some examples:

<!-- Image -->
<img src="https://...image.png" class="glitch">
<!-- Button -->
<button class="glitch">click me</button>
<!-- Any DOM element -->
<div class="glitch">
    <p>Hello <b>World</b></p>
</div>

3. Import PowerGlitch Using ES6 Import

You can import PowerGlitch in your JavaScript file using:

import PowerGlitch from 'powerglitch';

Or if you are using ES5, use require:

const PowerGlitch = require('powerglitch').PowerGlitch;

If you’ve included it via a script tag, the global variable PowerGlitch will be available automatically!

4. Glitch the Element

Now it’s time to apply the glitch effect:

PowerGlitch.glitch('.glitch');

5. That’s It!

Your chosen element is now successfully glitched!

Troubleshooting

If you run into any issues while setting up PowerGlitch, here are some ideas to help you troubleshoot:

• Make sure you’ve included the PowerGlitch script correctly in your HTML.
• Check that your element class is correctly named glitch.
• Ensure you’re not trying to glitch an element that has already been glitched, as this could cause unexpected behavior.

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Useful Links

• Try out effects visually using the demo.
• Visit the PowerGlitch home page.
• For customization and optimization tips, check the usage guide.
• Refer to the API documentation for more details.
• If you’re using React, check out react-powerglitch.
• If you are a Vue user, don’t miss vue-powerglitch.

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