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@encheres-immo/auction-widget
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Bring our real-estate auction widget to your website, powered by SolidJS & Enchères Immo's API
Add a real-estate auction widget to your website, powered by Enchères Immo's API 🚀
To use this widget, you need an API key from Enchères Immo. If you are a real estate professional and not yet a partner of Enchères Immo, please book a demo to get started. If you are already a partner, contact us to get your API key.
This widget is available as a package on npm. To install it, run:
# Using npm
npm install @encheresimmo/auction-widget
# Using pnpm
pnpm install @encheresimmo/auction-widget
# Using yarn (not recommended)
yarn add @encheresimmo/auction-widget
This widget is also available as a standalone script. To use it, add the following script and style tags to your HTML file:
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@encheres-immo/auction-widget@0/dist/auction-widget.js" defer></script>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@encheres-immo/auction-widget@0/dist/auction-widget.css">
To use the widget, add the following HTML tag to your website, and replace YOUR API KEY
with your Enchères Immo API key and PROPERTY ID
with the Enchères Immo's ID of the property you want to display.
<div id="auction-widget" api-key="YOUR API KEY" property-id="PROPERTY ID"></div>
Alternatively, you can retrieve your property from a CRM by replacing property-id
by source
(e.g. source="APIMO"
), source-id
(the ID of the property in the CRM), and source-agency-id
(the ID of the agency in the CRM).
<div id="auction-widget" api-key="YOUR API KEY" source="APIMO" source-id="APIMO PROPERTY ID" source-agency-id="APIMO AGENCY ID"></div>
You can customize the widget by setting CSS variables in your website's stylesheet. Here are the available variables:
Variable name | Default value |
---|---|
--auction-widget-highlight-color | #ef673d |
--auction-widget-dark-color | #002d40 |
--auction-widget-border-radius | 0.5rem |
--auction-widget-btn-radius | 0.5rem |
--auction-widget-base-font | sans-serif |
--auction-widget-title-font | sans-serif |
--auction-widget-countdown-font | monospace |
For example, to change the highlight color to blue, add the following CSS to your website's stylesheet:
:root {
--auction-widget-highlight-color: blue;
}
To override the default styles, you can also use the layer @auction-widget-override
:
@auction-widget {
.auction-widget-label {
border-radius: 1rem;
}
}
Finally—as required by OAuth2—authentication pages are hosted on the Enchères Immo domain. You can customize the look and feel of these pages through your Enchères Immo "Custom Theme" settings.
WORK IN PROGRESS. We will soon open-source this widget and provide guidelines on how to contribute. Stay tuned!
All commands are run from the root of the package.
Command | Description |
---|---|
pnpm install | Install dependencies |
pnpm run build | Build the widget |
pnpm run test | Run tests |
FAQs
Bring our real-estate auction widget to your website, powered by SolidJS & Enchères Immo's API
The npm package @encheres-immo/auction-widget receives a total of 75 weekly downloads. As such, @encheres-immo/auction-widget popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @encheres-immo/auction-widget demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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