This is a Xamarin.Android bindings library for the Confetti native Android library. For full information and issues that are not related to the Bindings please refer to Confetti Github
Confetti (plural) vs confetto (singular)
Confetti is a high-performance, easily-configurable particle system library that can animate any set of objects through space. You can specify your starting conditions and physical conditions (e.g. X and Y acceleration, boundaries, etc.), and let the confetti library take care of the rest.
The only thing you need to get confetti on your screen is a parent view to host the ConfettiView
and thus the confetti animation. From this point on, this parent view is referred to as container.
Please note that the library uses measurements from container to figure out how to best animate
the confetti. If the container is not measured when creating the confetti, then nothing will
show up on the screen. A common pitfall is creating confetti inside activity lifecycle as the views
are most likely not measured at those points.
You can generate pre-configured confetti from CommonConfetti. You only need to provide it with
the parent container, a ConfettiSource, and an array of possible colors for the confetti.
The default confetti shapes are circle, triangle, and square.
CommonConfetti.RainingConfetti(container, new int[] { Color.Black }).Infinite();Demo app has the basic usage of Confetti with 3 simple modes. For more advance usage please refer to the original java project