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@tinalabs/react-tinacms-prompts

v0.1.0

Published

This package allows one to add prompts to pop to when the cms is enabled (edit mode) amd a condition is met.

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react-tinacms-prompts

This package allows one to add prompts to pop to when the cms is enabled (edit mode) amd a condition is met.

Getting started

NOTE: this is a plugin for tinacms and assumes that you are familiar with tinacms. If you are not check it out

Install the package

yarn add @tinalabs/react-tinacms-prompts

Wrap your app in a provider

<TinaProvider cms={this.cms}>
  <PromptProvider>
    <App {...props} />
  </PromptProvider>
</TinaProvider>

Prompts plugin interface

export interface PromptPlugin<ComponentProps = Record<string, any>> {
  __type: 'prompt'
  name: string
  Component(props: ComponentProps): React.ReactElement
  condition: boolean
  props?: ComponentProps
}

| key | usage | | --------- | --------------------------------------------------------------- | | __type | always prompt | | name | the name or id you want to give to your prompt | | Component | The react component that is rendered when the condition is true | | condition | if this condition is true the Component will be rendered | | props | the props that are passed to the component |

Registering the plugin in your app

import { useCMS } from 'tinacms'

const cms = useCMS()
const isNewUser = ...

cms.plugins.add<PromptPlugin<MyProps>>({
  __type: 'prompt',
  Component: MyComponent,
  name: 'hello-prompt',
  condition: isNewUser,
  props: {},
})

Now when isNewUser is true and the cms is enabled a MyComponent will be registered

Note: this is only one way to register a plugin check out the tinacms docs for the full list