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react-message-router

v1.1.2

Published

React component that routes to messaging apps

Downloads

31

Readme

react-message-router

React component that routes to messaging apps such as iMessage, Whatsapp, and Facebook Messenger.

There are four react components:

  • TextMessage: Routes to the default messaging app on the device, such as iMessage in iOS
  • WhatsappMessage: Routes to Whatsapp
  • FacebookMessage: Routes to Facebook Messenger
  • FBMessengerShareLink: Routes to Facebook Messenger and accepts only URLs/Links to be shared

Demo

Live Demo

Installation

Using npm:

npm install --save react-message-router

Usage

import React from 'react';
import { TextMessage } from 'react-message-router';
import { WhatsappMessage } from 'react-message-router';
import { FacebookMessage } from 'react-message-router';
import { FBMessengerShareLink } from 'react-message-router';

class Example extends React.Component {

  render() {
    return (
      <div>

         <TextMessage
           label='Message Me!' // Required
           number='+15556667777'
           textBody='Hello! Want to join me for lunch today?'
           style={{fontSize: '20px'}}
         />

         <WhatsappMessage
           label='Whatsapp Me!' // Required
           number='+15556667777'
           textBody='Hello! Want to join me for lunch today?'
           style={{color: '#2CA25F'}}
         />

        <FacebookMessage
          label='Facebook Message Me!' // Required
          profileName='first.last.5'
          style={{textDecoration: 'none'}}
        />

        <FBMessengerShareLink
          label='FB Messenger Link Share!' // Required
          link='https://www.github.com'
          style={{textDecoration: 'none'}}
        />

      </div>
    )
  }
}

export default Example;

TextMessage

The TextMessage component accepts the following props

Name | Type | Req/Opt | Description --- | --- | --- | --- label | string | Required | Label to be displayed number | string | Optional | Number of the person to whom the text must be sent. You may include standard phone number characters such as + ( ) . and -. If you want the user to pick one or more recipients from his/her contact list, then do not pass this prop textBody | string | Optional | Body of the text message style | object | Optional | Override the inline-styles of the root element

The TextMessage component does the following

  • Opens the default messaging app on the device
  • Pre-fills the recipient's phone number, if the number prop is provided
  • Pre-fills the body of the text message, if the textBody prop is provided
  • The user may then hit Send to send the message

WhatsappMessage

The WhatsappMessage component accepts the following props

Name | Type | Req/Opt | Description --- | --- | --- | --- label | string | Required | Label to be displayed number | string | Optional | Number of the person to whom the text must be sent. You may include standard phone number characters such as + ( ) . and -. If you want the user to pick one or more recipients from his/her contact list, then do not pass this prop textBody | string | Optional | Body of the text message style | object | Optional | Override the inline-styles of the root element

The WhatsappMessage component does the following

  • Opens the Whatsapp messaging app on the device
  • If the number prop is provided, the recipient's phone number field is pre-filled. If the number prop is not provided, the user will be first asked to pick one or more recipients from the contact list
  • Pre-fills the body of the text message, if the textBody prop is provided
  • The user may then hit Send to send the message

FacebookMessage

The FacebookMessage component accepts the following props

Name | Type | Req/Opt | Description --- | --- | --- | --- label | string | Required | Label to be displayed profileName | string | Optional | Facebook profiles/pages have a profile name that is given to them by Facebook. Facebook URLs are in the format: https://www.facebook.com/first.last.5. The profileName in this example is first.last.5 style | object | Optional | Override the inline-styles of the root element

The FacebookMessage component does the following

  • Opens the Facebook Messenger app on the device
  • If the profileName prop is provided and is valid, the conversation between the user and the recipient will be started or shown (if the conversation has already started). If the profileName prop is not provided, then nothing else happens after the Messenger app is opened
  • The user may then write the text message and hit Send to send the message.

FBMessengerShareLink

The FBMessengerShareLink component accepts the following props

Name | Type | Req/Opt | Description --- | --- | --- | --- label | string | Required | Label to be displayed link | string | Optional | URL or link to be attached in the message style | object | Optional | Override the inline-styles of the root element

The FBMessengerShareLink component does the following

  • Opens the Facebook Messenger app on the device
  • If the link prop is provided, it will be attached to the message. If the link prop is not provided, then nothing else happens after the Messenger app is opened
  • The user may then write the text message to accompany the attached link
  • The user will be asked to pick one or more recipients from the contact list to send the message

License

MIT