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Tokyo Neon Rain Weather Card

Animated heavy rain weather widget for React and Next.js, cyberpunk neon style. Every colour, text and motion setting is a runtime input.

Updated October 2026

About the Tokyo Neon Rain weather card

The Tokyo Neon Rain card shows heavy rain in Shinjuku, Tokyo with a cyberpunk neon look. It animates neon glow, rain streaks and a rippling reflection, and a tap flickers the neon sign and switches °C/°F. Like every ExodeUI weather card, it rises in on load, floats gently, tilts toward the cursor and counts to a new temperature when your data changes.

Runtime inputs for the Tokyo Neon Rain card

These 27 inputs, plus the replay and tap triggers, can be set from the customizer above, from the ExodeUI studio, or from your code while the card is running.

InputWhat it changesType
cityCityText
conditionConditionText
tempCTemperature (°C)Number
unitUnitChoice
bgColorBackgroundColour
neonColorNeon signColour
neonGlowNeon glowColour
accentTemperature glowColour
textColorTemperatureColour
cityColorCity textColour
signTopSign character 1Text
signBottomSign character 2Text
radiusCorner radiusNumber
intensityParticle intensityNumber
liftHover liftNumber
interactiveMouse interactionOn/off
tiltHover tilt (deg, 0 = off)Number
pressPress squishNumber
floatIdle float (px)Number
speedAnimation speedNumber
introEntrance animationOn/off
introStyleEntrance styleChoice
introDurationEntrance duration (s)Number
colorTweenColour change fade (s)Number
pageModePage backgroundChoice
pageTopPage colourColour
pageBottomPage gradient endColour

Add the Tokyo Neon Rain card to React or Next.js

  1. Open a card above and set its text, colours and motion, or keep the defaults.
  2. Download the .bexode file (or the customized .exode) and put it in your public folder.
  3. Install the runtime with npm i exodeui.
  4. Render it with ExodeUICanvas and pass your weather data as inputs.
import { ExodeUICanvas } from 'exodeui';

export function TokyoNeonRainWeatherCard({ weather }) {
  return (
    <ExodeUICanvas
      src="/weather-cards/files/03-tokyo-neon.bexode"
      autoPlay
      style={{ width: 360, height: 420 }}
      inputs={{ city: weather.city, tempC: weather.tempC, condition: weather.summary }}
    />
  );
}

Frequently asked questions

Is the Tokyo Neon Rain weather card free?
Yes. You can preview it, customize it and download the .exode and .bexode files without paying. ExodeUI also has a free Community plan if you want to edit it in the studio.
How do I show live weather data on the Tokyo Neon Rain card?
Pass your data as inputs. In React, set inputs={{ city, tempC, condition }} on ExodeUICanvas, and update them when your weather API returns new values. The temperature counts to the new number and text changes play a short sheen.
Can I change the colours of the Tokyo Neon Rain card?
Yes. All 8 colours are runtime inputs, along with the page background. Pick them in the customizer above, or set them from code with the same input names. Colour changes cross-fade instead of jumping.
What happens when someone taps the card?
The card flickers the neon sign and switches °C/°F. You can also fire the same action from code with the tap input, and replay the entrance with the replay input.
Does it work outside React?
The same file works with the other ExodeUI runtimes, including Vue, Svelte, Angular, Solid, React Native, SwiftUI and Flutter.