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react-read-text

v1.0.25

Published

Reads the text content of the given document id. Here's an example, open and click on "Start reading": [https://react-read-text.vercel.app/](https://react-read-text.vercel.app/)

Downloads

13

Readme

react-read-text

Reads the text content of the given document id. Here's an example, open and click on "Start reading": https://react-read-text.vercel.app/

Feature highlight

How to use it

Install

yarn add react-read-text

Then

  const {
    reading,
    readingId,
    handleReading,
    handleStopReading,
    available,
  } = useTextReading({
    excludeChildIds: ["qset-code-block"],
  });

| prop | Type | Meanining | | --- | --- | --- | | reading | Boolean | If it's currently reading a text | | readingId | String | Document id which you passed | | handleReading | (id: String) => void | Pass the Document id you want to read | | handleStopReading | () => void | Stop reading | | available | Boolean | Reading is supported or not in the device |

Style

You can customize the style of reading word by css classname reading-word. Add it to your style sheet and add styles to it.

Example

View the example code inside /example folder.