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react-snipcart

v0.1.6

Published

A Gatsby plugin ecommerce with Snipcart.

Downloads

5

Readme

react-snipcart

Components for using Snipcart in React easily.

Installation

With npm:

npm install --save react-snipcart

With Yarn:

yarn add react-snipcart

Initiating

Initiating is no different than the standard Snipcart installation process. Just include the usual Snipcart JS/CSS files

Components

AddToCart

Adds an item to the cart. Instead of data attributes, supply all options with a data property.

Options that can be supplied are listed here. Also, an additional option openCart has been added if you want the cart to open once the product has been successfully added to the cart.

Example:

import { AddToCart } from 'react-snipcart'

...

<AddToCart data={{
		id: 'ABC123',
		name: 'Test Product',
		url: '/test-product',
		price: '499.99',
		openCart: true,
	}}>
	Add to Cart
</AddToCart>

CartHasQty

Toggles children based on whether or not the cart is empty.

Example:

import { CartHasQty } from 'react-snipcart'

...

<CartHasQty>You have something in your cart!</CartHasQty>

CartQty

Shows a number of the current total items in the cart.

Example:

import { CartQty } from 'react-snipcart'

...

<div>
	Items in cart: <CartQty />
</div>

Why?

Snipcart has a few issues with React 16. Newer versions of react don't like it when DOM manipulations happen within components that were not triggered by React. The purpose of these components is to mimic much of what Snipcart does with classes, but with React components.