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react-native-gfycat

v1.0.2

Published

Gfycat API implementation for Reactions in react-native

Downloads

6

Readme

Preview

react-native-gfycat

WIP! Will post when finished. This is a react native implementation that works with gfycat reactions so that you can implement reactions into your react native apps. The core of it is very simple - we use react-native-video to display all the reactions from the API and give you a callback with the MP4 file that was selected by the user.

You can then choose what to do with the MP4 file. Most of the use cases will include sending the mp4 as a raw text and auto-resolving raw text to elements on the receiving side.

This is an unofficial library and not officially endorsed by Gfycat.

Setup

This library requires you to have set up and linked react-native-video. If you have not set this up (and linked it using react-native link) this library will not work.

Installation

Make sure react-native-video is linked and installed in your project. It is not added as a dependency by design because it can only be linked once.

1: Install the module from npm npm install react-native-gfycat --save

2: Import the module at the top of your file import Gfycat from 'react-native-gfycat'

3: Use the module

<Gfycat.Reactions
            reactionsPerRow={2}
            style={{width:500, height: 800, backgroundColor:Color.black}}
            callback={this.callback}
            />

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