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showcase-components

v0.1.0

Published

A small React library for displaying previews/iframes/images of applications and websites inside browser and phone-like containers.

Downloads

7

Readme

Showcase Components (React)

npm Version Build Status

This is a small React component library to be used as containers for showcasing projects, portfolio work, guides etc that are better presented in the context of a phone or browser window.

For reference they look like this:

image

Installation

npm i --save showcase-components

Configuring with Webpack

This package is meant to be used with a build tool to aid resolution of CSS modules. Webpack or similar with style-loader & css-loader will be required to use this package (although in most cases these packages should already be in use in most react build configurations).

Reasoning

This entire package compressed is under 2K. An alternative .png type wrapper will be larger and it won't be dynamic. Yay fast loading and customisation!

The API for the components is pretty simple.

Example

import React, { Component } from 'react'
import { Laptop } from 'showcase-components'

const MyAwesomePreview = (props) => (
    <Laptop>
        <iframe src={mywebsiteurl}></iframe>
    </Laptop>
)

// OR
const MyAwesomePreviewAsImg = (props) => (
    <Laptop>
        <img src={mywebsiteurl}></img>
    </Laptop>
)

// OR
const MyAwesomePreviewAsJsx = (props) => (
    <Laptop>
        <SomeOtherReactComponentsHere />
    </Laptop>
)

See the typings file for a fuller description of properties that are exposed.

Issues

Please feel free to lodge an issue at the public git repository.