tsParticles - What particles.js could be if it wasn't abandoned years ago

I created a project from the ashes of particles.js, converted in TypeScript, fixed various bugs and user reported issues, added new features and this is how tsParticles has born, a new library for creating particles animations easily in websites.
I’ve also created components for some of the most used frontend frameworks: ReactJS, VueJS, Angular, Svelte, etc.

The repository is here: https://github.com/matteobruni/tsparticles
The demo page is here: https://particles.matteobruni.it
Other demos here: https://codepen.io/collection/DPOage

I’m currently creating an easy editor for creating configurations faster, or at least explore features and combinations easily

Hey Matteo and welcome!

Can you please show some real examples of Particles.js in use? :slight_smile:

Hello,

Sure, I’m creating some templates ready to use with some particles animations.

This is the repository where I put them: https://github.com/tsparticles/templates

Some real use samples by “users”:

gitshark.dev

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https://natlas.io

getmoose.in

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A torrent client to download, stream and cast torrents.

https://openitcockpit.io <-- they use tsParticles in the login page

There are a lot of users using it for animation like those.
It’s just a library for creating animations in websites, possibly without consuming all the visitors CPU like particles.js do.