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volkeno-forumy

v1.0.2

Published

Made with create-react-library

Downloads

3

Readme

volkeno-forumy

Volkeno Forumy gives you the possibility to integrate a discussion forum, while making it easier for you to adapt to each of your React JS projects.

Description

The forum has three levels of possible addition:

  • The first concerns the addition of the subject. You must add a title, an initial content, an id, a slug, a creation date, a first name and a last name.

  • The second provide you the posibility to add comments to a subject. You need the following fields: comment content, id, slug, creation date, first name and last name.

  • And for the last level users can reply to a comment with the same fields of level two

To take full advantage of the features of the forum the user must provide a structure similar to the one below

Forum data

{
  initialTitle: string,
  initialContent: string,
  id: string | number,
  slug: string | string,
  created_at: string,
  author: {
      firstName: string,
      lastName:string,
      avatar: string,
  },
  first_level_response: [
    content: string,
    id:  string | number,
    slug:  string | number,
    created_at:  string,
    user: {
        firstName:  string,
        lastName:  string,
        avatar: string,
    },
    second_level_response: [
      content: string,
      id: string | number,
      slug: string | number,
      created_at: string,
      user: {
          firstName: string,
          lastName: string,
          avatar: string,
      }
    ]
  ]
}

logged in user data

{
  id: string,
  slug: string | number,
  created_at: string,
  user: {
    firstName: string,
    lastName: string,
    avatar: string,
  }
}

You should first make sure to create a method to retrieve user data to pass it in the DatasUserSession variable. This process allows you, to comment on a topic.

Screenshot

Volkeno Forumy Screenshot

Example of use

const [DatasUserSession, setDatasUserSession] = useState<string[]>([])

const onAddUserSession = (e:any) => {
  e.preventDefault()
  let fields: any = {
      id: generateUniqueID(),
      slug: generateUniqueID(),
      created_at: '22/04/2022',
      user: {
        firstName: firstNameUserSession,
        lastName: lastNameUserSession,
        avatar: '/mediafiles/avatars/default.png',
      }
  }

  setDatasUserSession([...DatasUserSession, fields])
}

Then to add a subject, create a method to retrieve the required fields and send it to the Datas variable

Example:

const onAddSubject = (e:any) => {
  e.preventDefault()
  let fields: any = {
      initialTitle: initialTitle,
      initialContent: initialContent,
      id: generateUniqueID(),
      slug: generateUniqueID(),
      created_at: moment().format('DD/MM/yyyy'),
      author: {
          firstName: firstName,
          lastName: lastName,
          avatar: '/mediafiles/avatars/default.png',
      },
      first_level_response: []
  }
  setDatas([...Datas, fields])
}

NPM JavaScript Style Guide

Install

npm install --save volkeno-forumy

Usage

First step: import the component with the css file:

import React, { useState } from 'react'
import { VolkenoForumy } from 'volkeno-forumy'
import 'volkeno-forumy/dist/index.css'

Second step: Use the component to get home page

const App = () => {

  const [Datas, setDatas] = useState<string[]>([])
  const [DatasUserSession, setDatasUserSession] = useState<string[]>([])

  return <VolkenoForumy
            Datas={Datas}
            DatasUserSession={DatasUserSession}
            hasThirdLevel={false}
          />

}


export default App

Configuration - Props

| Property | Type | Require | Default | Description | | ------------------------ | :------: | :-----: | :-------:| :------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | Datas | string | true | [] | Contain forum data | | DatasUserSession | string | true | [] | contain user logged in data | | hasThirdLevel | boolean | true | false | allows the user to add or not add a third level of discussion |

License

MIT © VolkenoMakers