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@canopassoftware/blog-components

v1.2.4

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Blog components

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Blog Components

Welcome to the blog-components library, a component library for canopas blogs website.

About

The blog-components is an open-source library developed and maintained by Canopas. Crafted using vue.js and tailwindcss a lightweight and highly efficient CSS platform on top of Nuxt 3 framework, showcasing a commitment to robust and advanced web development practices. For preview visit canopas blogs page .

Showcase

Blogs List UI

Blog List UI

Blogs Detail UI

Blog Detail UI

Prerequisites

Prior to integrating blog-components into your project, please ensure that tailwindcss is installed and properly configured within your project environment.

Quick Setup

  1. Add blog-components dependency to your project .

Using yarn :

yarn add --dev @canopassoftware/blog-components

Using npm :

npm install --save-dev @canopassoftware/blog-components
  1. Add blog-components to the modules section of nuxt.config.ts
export default defineNuxtConfig({
  modules: ["@canopassoftware/blog-components"],
});

That's it! You can now use module in your Nuxt app ✨

Here are the examples,

Blog list

Blog list component to show all blogs.

  <BlogList
      :posts="posts"
      :featurePosts="featurePosts"
      :count="count"
      :status="status"
    />
  • :posts="posts"

    • required
    • posts to be dispayed
  • :featurePosts="featuredPosts"

    • featured blog posts
  • :count="count"

    • Number of posts for UI adjustment
  • :status="status"

    • status of API response

Blog list by tag

Tag list component to show posts by given tag.

  <TagList
    :slug="slug"
    :posts="posts"
  />
  • :slug:"slug"
    • required
    • tag name
  • :posts="posts"
    • required
    • posts by given tag

Blog details

Component to show blog detail by slug


  <BlogDetail
      :slug="slug"
      :post="post"
      :recommandedPosts="recommandedPosts"
      :websiteUrl="your-website-url"
      :contactApiUrl="your-contact-api-url"
    />
  • :post="post"

    • required
    • slug of post
  • :post="post"

    • required
    • post detail of given slug
  • :recommandedPosts="recommandedPosts"

    • recommanded posts, which are similar to given post
  • :websiteUrl="websiteUrl"

    • For sharing on social media, you can pass your website's url
  • :contactApiUrl="contactApiUrl"

    • This api is used for CTA forms. It is not required, if you don't want to add CTAs.

Blog footer

Footer component


    <BlogFooter
      :socialMediaData="socialMediaData"
      :apiUrl="subscription-api-url"
      :companyName="your-company-name"
    />
  • :socialMediaData="socialMediaData"

    • required
    • JSON object of your social media handles
      const socialMediaData = {
          facebook: your-facebook-url,
          instagram: your-instagram-url,
          twitter: your-twitter-url,
          blog: your-blog-url,
          linkedin: your-linkedin-url,
          youtube: your-youtube-url,
      };
  • :apiUrl="subscription-api-url"

    • required
    • Subscription api url
  • :companyName="companyName"

    • your companyName

LICENSE

This repository licenced under MIT.