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react-plastic

v1.1.1

Published

A no hassle react display for a card using only the css from jessepollak's Card (https://github.com/jessepollak/card). This does not use the javascript from this project, it is only to display static cards. If you need it to be interactive, I suggest usin

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react-plastic

A no hassle react display for a card using only the css from jessepollak's Card (https://github.com/jessepollak/card). This does not use the javascript from this project, it is only to display static cards. If you need it to be interactive, I suggest using another project for this (https://www.npmjs.com/package/card-react).

card

Attempts to make a best effort to scale the card. Look below for information on how to override this.

Packages

npm

npm install react-plastic

Usage

import React from 'react';
import Plastic from 'react-plastic';

export const ShowCard = () => (
  <Plastic
    type="amex"
    name="Peter Sagan"
    expiry="10/20"
    number="444466666655555"
    cvc="3333"
  />);

That's it! Depending on your setup, the CSS should be pulled in automagically.

Properties

  • type - A string for the name that should appear on the card.
    • supported cards:
    • any other value will appear as the default unknown card
  • expiry - A string for the expiration date that should appear on the card
    • accepts either: 02/2020 or 02/20.
  • number - A string for the card number that should appear on the card
  • name - A string for the name that should appear on the card
  • cvc - A string for the cvc that should appear front and back of the card
  • back - A boolean to show the back of the card

Scaling

To override, you should be able to override the css for:

@media (max-width: <SIZE>px) { .card-wrapper {} }

CSS

If for some reason your styling isn't working, you may need to include:

node_modules/react-plastic/styles/card.css

Contributors

James Armstead

Contribute!

Be a part of this project! You can run the test using the following.

  1. Install dependencies from package.json by running npm install
  2. Run the test via npm test
  3. Contribute!

This project is licensed under the MIT License

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