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react-newsletter

v1.1.3

Published

Edit newsletters in your React application

Downloads

6

Readme

react-newsletter

Edit newsletters in your React application

Install

npm install --save react-newsletter

Docs / API reference

Available components:

Props:

ReactNewsletterProvider

Just wrap you root component with it

TemplateComponent

  • type: string: a type of yout item
  • initialValue: any: initial value
  • className?: string: classes pushed to the root JSX element (div) of the TemplateComponent
  • style?: Object: style pushed to the root JSX element (div) of the TemplateComponent
  • allSelectedItems?: Array<{type: string, value: any}>: provides an opportuinity to drag and drop several selected items

ReactNewsletter

  • items: Array<Item>: dropped items
    • Item
      • id: number
      • value: string
      • type: string
      • staticTemplate?: boolean: true to forbid to an item be draggable
      • shouldNotRenderDNDAreaBefore?: boolean
  • itemsOnChange: (Array<Item>) => void: changes handler
  • templates: Array<Template>: your templates
    • Template:
      • name: string
      • type: string
      • component: React component
      • initialValue: any
      • getHTML: () => string
  • onDroppedCallback?: () => void: called right after an item has been dropped

CardDragLayer

  • component: React component
  • item: Item
  • moveableDragLayerStyles: wrapper style of all items being dragged
  • dragLayerItemStyles: style of a single item which is being dragged

Meta

To debug locally

  • yarn start here in the root
  • go to your project and run npm link $PATH_TO/react-newsletter

To update and publish changes

  • npm version <update_type> (semver)
  • npm publish

Have questions?

Welcome to issues or contact @alienalein13

TODO

  • Types (migrate to TS probably)
  • Tests
  • Implement getHTML function for the whole newsletter

License

MIT © Webscope.io