Getting Started #

vue3-marquee is a simple marquee component for Vue 3 that creates customizable marquees. This component uses slots for your content and props for any config options.

Introduction #

vue3-marquee was born from an internal need for a quick and easy marquee component that I wanted to use in our website homepage. Many of the component libraries that I found were either unmaintained, complex or not compatible with Vue 3. This component should also work for you if you would like to use a marquee component that just works out of the box and is customizable to fit your use case.

In my search for a good marquee component, I found a React library that seemed to do what I wanted so I decided to emulate the component in Vue 3 for anyone to use. The original React library can be found here.

In vue3-marquee you have the option of cloning content to remove any empty spaces for marquee elements that don't fit the width of the container. This will allow you to have seamless content that just works.

Installation #

NPM #

You can install vue3-marquee over yarn or npm. The only dependency required is Vue 3 which should automatically be supplied by your Vue 3 page.

yarn add vue3-marquee

npm install vue3-marquee --save

Browser CDN #

You can also use vue3-marquee directly in the browser via CDN.

<script src="https://unpkg.com/vue3-marquee@0.0.4/dist/vue3-marquee.min.js"></script>

Usage #

The most common use case is to register the component globally.

// main.js
import { createApp } from "vue";
import Vue3Marquee from "vue3-marquee";

createApp(App).use(Vue3Marquee).mount("#app");

Alternatively you can import the marquee component locally.

<template>
  <vue3-marquee>
    <img height="200" src="...img" />
    <img height="200" src="...img" />
    <img height="200" src="...img" />
  </vue3-marquee>
</template>

<script>
import Vue3Marquee from "vue3-marquee";

export default {
  components: {
    Vue3Marquee,
  },
};
</script>

Available props #

All the possible props for vue3-marquee are shown below.

direction #

The direction for the content to move in

duration #

The time taken for the marquee content to move the width of the container (in seconds)

delay #

A delay before the animation starts (in seconds)

loop #

The number of instances that the marquee animation should run (0 is infinite)

gradient #

Whether to show a gradient overlay

gradientColor #

The RGB colors for the color of the gradient

gradientWidth #

What portion of the container edges should be taken by the gradient overlay.

pauseOnHover #

Whether to pause the marquee on hover

pauseOnClick #

Whether to pause the marquee when you hold the right click button

clone #

Whether to clone the content if you want no empty spaces in the animation. Use this option if you find empty spaces between your marquee animations.

options #

You can also provide all of the props in an options prop for cleaner looking html.

<template>
  <vue3-marquee :options="options"> </vue3-marquee>
</template>

<script>
import Vue3Marquee from "vue3-marquee";

export default defineComponent({
  components: {
    Vue3Marquee,
  },
  data() {
    return {
      options: {
        duration: 25,
        direction: "left",
      },
    };
  },
});
</script>