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Polymer element to make a success feel to user.



Some days ago our team lead told me they want something like this. I produced one and gave it back.

But I thought I could make a stand alone custom element so that it can be reused a hundred times without writing the entire bulky code.

I published an npm package here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/successful-operation

Here is the docs:


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