A React Snowfall Effect with Physics

I released an open-source library called @hdcodedev/snowfall. It adds a snowfall effect to React applications where the snow interacts with the page content.

Most snowfall effects just overlay the screen. This one uses physics so the snowflakes actually land and accumulate on your HTML elements (headers, cards, buttons, etc.).

It includes:

• Physics: Wind, gravity, and collision detection.
• Accumulation: Snow piles up on elements and eventually melts.
• Smart Detection: You can use data-snowfall attributes or let it auto-detect semantic tags.

It’s easy to drop into a project:

npm install @hdcodedev/snowfall

import { Snowfall, SnowfallProvider } from '@hdcodedev/snowfall';

export default function App() {
  return (
    <SnowfallProvider>
      <Snowfall />

      {/* Snow will accumulate on this element */}
      <header>
        <h1>Winter Mode</h1>
      </header>
    </SnowfallProvider>
  );
}

The source code and docs are on GitHub:
github.com/hdcodedev/snowfall

Live demo:
next-snowfall.vercel.app