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react-bluesky-card

v0.0.5

Published

A React component to display Bluesky posts

Downloads

34

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Links

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Maintainers

zorapeterizorapeteri

Keywords

blueskybskyskeetpostcardreactcomponentresponsivetypescript

Readme

react-bluesky-card

NPM

A Bluesky Card component you can use easily in your React projects. It doesn't rely on the Bluesky API but instead lets you feed in all information about the posts you're displaying. This way you can create cards for fictional Bluesky posts, or ones that have been deleted.

:butterfly: Demo and documentation

Installation

npm i react-bluesky-card
# or
yarn add react-bluesky-card

Features

  • Responsive component
  • Light, dim and dark themes
  • Dark mode preference support
  • Gradient and blurred container styles
  • styled-components and emotion support
  • TypeScript support
  • Support for images in posts
  • Support for @mentions in posts
  • Support for links in posts
  • Support for hashtags in posts
  • Display number of replies, reposts and likes

Server-side rendering

react-bluesky-card can only be rendered on the client side as it loads its CSS directly into the DOM. To make it work with SSR, try importing the package dynamically.