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github-reaction-button

v1.1.15

Published

reaction button that stores data in github issue comments

Downloads

4

Readme

github-reaction-button

Reaction button that stores reaction data in github issues.

TODO

  • [x] Custom renderer
  • [ ] Test code
  • [ ] Function to add comment text by user
  • [ ] Embed url in comment

Demo

https://yusukeshibata.github.io/github-reaction-button/

screenshot

Install

<script src="https://unpkg.com/github-reaction-button/dist/githubreactionbutton.js"></script>

or from npm

npm install github-reaction-button

Usage

const reaction = new GithubReactionButton({

  // required config
  client_id: 'Github Application Client ID',
  client_secret: 'Github Application Client Secret',
  repo: 'Github repo',
  owner: 'Github repo owner',
  issue: 1, // issue number
  id: 'unique_id_to_record_reaction',

  // optional config(please set if your embedding URL is different from redirect_uri)
  redirect_uri: 'Redirect URI you set on Github Application setting'

})
reaction.render('reaction-container') // container element's id

// render to other element(you can override config with second argument)
reaction.render('reaction-container2', { id: 'unique_id_2' })

Usage as react component

import GithubReactionButton from 'github-reaction-button'

const Reaction = new GithubReactionButton({ ... })

render() {
  // config will be override with component's props
  return (<Reaction.component id='test-1' />)
}

Options

  • client_id String

    Required. Github Application Client ID.

  • client_secret String

    Required. Github Application Client Secret.

  • repo String

    Required. Github repository.

  • issue Number

    Required. Github issue number to store user's reaction.

  • owner String

    Required. Github repository owner. Can be personal user or organization.

  • id String

    Required. Embeding reaction component's unique id.

  • redirect_uri String

    Default: location.href.

    Specify redirect uri if your App's redirect_uri you set on Github application setting isn't same as embedding url.

  • renderer React component

    Default: Default render

    // all props set on `Reaction.component` will be passed to this.props
    const CustomComponent = ({ error, busy, count, reaction, ...props }) => (
      <span style={{
        color: error ? 'red' : busy ? 'gray' : !!reaction ? 'red' : 'black'
      }} {...props}> &hearts; {count} </span>)
    
    <Reaction.component renderer={CustomComponent} id='test-1' />

Instance Methods

  • init()

    If your redirect_uri isn't the URL you installed the button, you can call this method to redirect back to the URI and complete authorization process.

    await reaction.init()
  • render(String/HTMLElement, config_to_override)

    Render reaction component. Second arg override config values set on constructor.

    applied_config = { ...config_set_on_constructor, ...config_to_override }
  • get component()

    React component. Component's props will override the config you set on constructor.

    <Reaction.component id='test-1' />

LICENSE

MIT