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z-social-links

v2.0.1

Published

A library to automagically generate social sharing links

Downloads

8

Readme

Social Links

This is a library that automagically generates social sharing links and appends them to a wrapper, to have a look at which services are currently available, have a look through the service folder


Installation

This is available as a package on npm so you can add this to your project by using npm or yarn

npm

npm install z-social-links

yarn

yarn add z-social-links

Usage

In your main JavaScript file, import the class and then configure the builder

import SocialLinks from 'z-social-links';

// The following params are the defaults
let social = new SocialLinks('.wrapper', {
    url: window.location.href,
    title: SocialLinks.getTitle(),
    text: SocialLinks.getFirstParagraph(),
    telephone: null,
    email: null
});

// To reorder the services, make use of their order property as follows
social.services.gplus.order = 5;

// To enable/disable services, used the enabled property
social.services.gplus.enabled = false;

// After it's been configured, call the renderLinks method
social.renderLinks();

Email & Telephone

Because email and telephone use different syntax for the link, utilize the below to enable and use them

import SocialLinks from 'z-social-links';

let social = new SocialLinks('.wrapper', {
    email: '[email protected]',
    telephone: '01234567890'
});

// They are turned off by default
social.services.email.enabled = true;
social.services.telephone.enabled = true;

social.renderLinks();

Building

If for some reason, you want to build the files for this library yourself (instead of using the dist folder), you can run the following commands to work locally with it

Note: Don't forget to install the dev dependencies

**Running gulp

gulp # This command builds the files, then watches for any changes in the src directory
gulp build # This command only builds the files
gulp watch # This command only watches the files