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We've made it really simple for you to get started with Flatfile with our new Flatfile Component. Here's what you'll need to know to get started.
First, create an Embed in the Flatfile dashboard. Next, install the dependency via npm:
npm install @flatfile/react --save
import { FlatfileButton } from '@flatfile/react'
<FlatfileButton
token={'YOUR_JWT'}
onInit={({ batchId }) => console.log(`Flatfile importer is launched with batchId: ${batchId}`)}
onComplete={async (payload) => {
const SAMPLE_DATA = true
console.log(JSON.stringify(await payload.data(SAMPLE_DATA), null, 4))
}}
onError={(err) => console.error(err)}
/>
Important note: While the below info is a basic way to get up and running, we recommend reading the developer docs → https://flatfile.io/developers/react/getting-started
First, install the dependency via npm:
npm install @flatfile/react@^0 --save
This will give you access to the <FlatfileButton /> component as well as the same basic functionality as our Adapter.
import { FlatfileButton } from '@flatfile/react'
| FlatfileButton Props | Info | Example |
|---|---|---|
settings - This is where you will pass your Flatfile settings/options. | **Required. ** object | settings={{ type: "Customers", fields: [ {key: "name", label: "Name"}, {key: "email", label: "Email"}]}} |
customer - Refers to the setCustomer function. | Required. object - CustomerObject | customer={{ usedId: "1234",companyId: "12", companyName: "ABC",email: "john@doe.com",name: "John Doe"}} |
licenseKey - Your Flatfile license key can be found in your dashboard when you login here. | Required. string | licenseKey={'ah12-alksjs2738-shdkaj123'} |
onCancel - An optional callback for handling a user cancelling. | Optional. function - callback | onCancel={() => { // do something }} |
onInteractionEvent - An optional way to use registerInteractionEventCallback to receive user interaction events. By default, the onInteractionEvent function will be called every 5 seconds, as long as there is user activity inside of Flatfile Portal. | Optional. function | onInteractionEvent={({mousemove, mousedown, keydown}) => // do something} |
onData- An optional way to use FlatfileResults to return a new Promise. | Optional. function | onData={async results => // do something} |
onRecordChange- An optional way to use registerRecordHook when a record changes. | Optional. function | onRecordChange={(data, index) => IDataHookResponse | Promise<IDataHookResponse>} |
onRecordInit- An optional way to use registerRecordHook on initialization. | Optional. function | onRecordInit={(data, index) => IDataHookResponse | Promise<IDataHookResponse>} |
fieldHooks- An optional way to pass in one or more callback functions to use with registerFieldHook. | Optional. object function(s) - callback(s) | fieldHooks={fieldName: (values) => { return // [IDataHookRecord, index][]} |
render- An optional way to pass in your own elements to render inside the FlatfileButton Component. | Optional. function | render={(FlatfileImporter, launch) => return ReactElement} |
preload- An optional flag that can be set to false to delay loading the importer until the button is clicked. Useful in situations where there is more than one <FlatfileButton/> instance on a single page or minimizing page load size is important. Default is true. | Optional. boolean | preload={false} |
Try our example in CodeSandbox.
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Flatfile React components
The npm package @flatfile/react receives a total of 39,345 weekly downloads. As such, @flatfile/react popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @flatfile/react demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 14 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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