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@gamiphy/loyality-station-react-native-sdk
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[Gmiphy Loyalty Station npm module Link](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@gamiphy/loyality-station-react-native-sdk)
Gmiphy Loyalty Station npm module Link
Gamiphy Loyalty & Rewards, is a gamified loyalty program plugin/widget for eCommerce. You will be able to reward users with points for completing pre defined "challenges" within your store. In addition to that users can compete with each other in compeitions reflected on a leaderboard, receive badges and invite their freinds, among other gamified features.
Gamiphy Loyalty Station is available through npm, To install:
npm install --save @gamiphy/loyality-station-react-native-sdk
Import LoyaltyStation
from the library:
import {LoyaltyStation} from "@gamiphy/loyality-station-react-native-sdk"
Then wrap your code in LoyaltyStation
component to make it available to all components.
<LoyaltyStation config={config:WebviewConfig}>
<YourComponent/>
</LoyaltyStation>
You can usee the use the hooks based API to access the Loyalty Station functionality :
function App() {
const {open, close} = useLoyaltyStation()
return (
<View>
<Button title="Open Loyalty Station " onPress={() => open()}/>
<Button title="Close Loyalty Station" onPress={() => close()}/>
</View>
);
}
It will inject the following props to the component:
`config` :
`app` - the loyality station id "bot Id"
`user`:
`email` - is a must
`hash` - is a must
`firstName` - optional
`lastName` - optional
FAQs
[Gmiphy Loyalty Station npm module Link](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@gamiphy/loyality-station-react-native-sdk)
We found that @gamiphy/loyality-station-react-native-sdk demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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