Animations

InfiniteMarquee

Infinite horizontal scrolling ticker with pause-on-hover support.

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React

Next.js

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Prisma

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React

Next.js

TypeScript

Tailwind CSS

Framer Motion

Prisma

tRPC

Vercel

Supabase

GraphQL

Installation

# No extra dependencies

// Copy component from
src/components/animations/InfiniteMarquee.tsx

Usage

import InfiniteMarquee from '@/components/animations/InfiniteMarquee'

<InfiniteMarquee
  items={['Item 1', 'Item 2', 'Item 3'].map((item) => (
    <span key={item} className="px-4 py-2 bg-white border rounded-full text-sm">
      {item}
    </span>
  ))}
  speed={20}
  pauseOnHover
/>

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Build a animations component named InfiniteMarquee in React/Next.js.
Goal: recreate the same overall UI and behavior as the InfiniteMarquee reference from a component gallery.
What it needs to communicate: Infinite horizontal scrolling ticker with pause-on-hover support..

Project constraints:
- Use Next.js 16.2.6 with the App Router, React 19, TypeScript strict mode, and Tailwind CSS v4.
- Do not create a tailwind.config.js file. Use Tailwind v4 utilities and CSS variables where design tokens are needed.
- If you are implementing this inside the same project, use the Prompt font via next/font/google. If not, use the closest equivalent typeface.
- Return production-ready code with imports, responsive behavior, keyboard accessibility, and polished empty, hover, focus, active, and disabled states where relevant.
- Match the reference closely: color palette, spacing scale, border radius, shadows, icon scale, typography hierarchy, and motion timing.

Component-specific expectations:
- Recreate the same visual motion while keeping the implementation performant.
- Respect prefers-reduced-motion and make timing/easing intentional.
- Avoid unnecessary dependencies unless the behavior truly requires them.
- No explicit color literals were found in the examples. Match the live reference and the project accent color when appropriate.

Props to support:
- items: React.ReactNode[] — required — Items to scroll
- speed: number — default 20 — Seconds for one full loop
- gap: number — default 32 — Gap between items in px
- direction: 'left' | 'right' — default 'left' — Scroll direction
- pauseOnHover: boolean — default true — Pause animation on hover
- className: string — Additional CSS classes

Reference usage patterns:
- No examples were documented. Infer a sensible default presentation and one richer usage example.

Feature expectations:
- Seamless loop via doubled items
- Fade edge mask
- Pause on hover
- Bi-directional

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- Return complete code, not pseudocode.
- Include all necessary imports and helper types.
- Keep the implementation accessible, responsive, and visually finished.
- Match the reference for color, size, shape, typography, spacing, and interaction states as closely as possible.
- If multiple files are needed, organize them cleanly and explain the file structure briefly.

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Props

Prop	Type	Default	Description
`items`*	`React.ReactNode[]`	-	Items to scroll
`speed`	`number`	`20`	Seconds for one full loop
`gap`	`number`	`32`	Gap between items in px
`direction`	`'left' \| 'right'`	`'left'`	Scroll direction
`pauseOnHover`	`boolean`	`true`	Pause animation on hover
`className`	`string`	-	Additional CSS classes