ClickSpark.js is a javascript utility that adds beautiful particle effects to your javascript events.
Add image-files as single particles and configure where and when a particle fountain should be fired.
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• Installation with npm: packagename "clickspark.js"
  $ npm install clickspark.js

• Installation with bower.io: packagename "clickspark"
  $ bower install clickspark

• Manual installation: copy and link the file clickspark.min.js to your project
  clickspark.min.js

use jQuery to add ClickSpark to HTML-elements:

$('h1').clickSpark();

On a click on the h1 the default sparkling effect will be fired.

use jQuery to add ClickSpark to HTML-elements. Configure particle attributes for example like this:

$('h1').clickSpark({     
    particleImagePath: '../particle.png',     
    particleCount: 35,     
    particleSpeed: 12,     
    particleSize: 12,
    particleRotationSpeed: 20,
    particleDuration: 400,  
    animationType: 'explosion',
    callback: function() { /*do something, follow href for example*/ } 
});

animationTypes:

• explosion
• splash
• falloff
• blowright
• blowleft

use jQuery to fire ClickSpark independently for example like this:

$(document).ready(function () {
    $('button').click(function () {
        clickSpark.fireParticles($('.sparklingDiv'));
    });
});

The particles will be targeted to the center position of the HTML-element with the className ".sparklingDiv". So the particle target can be placed everywhere via CSS.

use these ClickSpark methods to set the attributes for your particle effect:

    clickSpark.setParticleCount(50);
    clickSpark.setParticleSize(12);
    clickSpark.setParticleSpeed(12);
    clickSpark.setParticleImagePath('../particle.png');
    clickSpark.setParticleRotationSpeed(20);
    clickSpark.setParticleDuration(400);
    clickSpark.setAnimationType('explosion');
    clickSpark.setCallback: (function() { /*do something, follow href for example*/ }); 

• jQuery

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