β¨ Meet Swingly β a tiny character that lives on your webpage and swings gently.
I built Swingly, a tiny, playful npm package that brings a little personality to the corner of your website. π§Ώ Maybe itβs your evil-eye protector. πͺ Maybe itβs a tiny charm. πΎ Maybe itβs a weird little creature you ima
I built Swingly, a tiny, playful npm package that brings a little personality to the corner of your website.
π§Ώ Maybe itβs your evil-eye protector.
πͺ Maybe itβs a tiny charm.
πΎ Maybe itβs a weird little creature you imagined.
π± Or maybe itβs simply a character that makes your website feel a little more alive.
Weβve started with a small catalog of characters and a simple guide to get Swingly running on your site.
π Website: https://github.com/hemupadhyay26/swingly
π» GitHub: https://hemupadhyay26.github.io/swingly/
π¦ npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/swingly
π‘ Where did the idea come from?
This Page Mascot concept is really cool and was one of the main references that got me thinking about building something similar in my own way.
π https://koboyo.com/page-mascot
And honestly, this is just the beginning.
Iβm actively looking for ideas on what Swingly could become, and Iβd love to build this with the community.
Have a weird idea?
A cute character?
A fun interaction?
Something completely unexpected?
Build it. Raise a PR. Contribute it. π
Iβm genuinely curious to see how creative, weird, and ridiculous we can make this together.
Letβs put more tiny characters on the web. β¨
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