@haskkor/react-native-recaptchav3
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React native component to use the invisible recaptcha v3 from Google
NOT TESTED YET. DO NOT USE. WIP.
React native component to use the invisible ReCaptcha v3 from Google
npm install --save react-native-recaptchav3
or
yarn add react-native-recaptchav3
import PINCode from '@haskkor/react-native-pincode'
<PINCode status={'choose'}/>
| Key | Description | Default | Required | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
buttonComponentLockedPage | Button component to be used at the bottom of the page on the locked application page | TouchableOpacity exit button killing the application | false | any |
buttonDeleteComponent | Button component to be used at the bottom right of the PIN panel to delete a previous entry | TouchableHighlight button with a delete text and the backspace material icon | false | any |
buttonDeleteText | Text of the of the button used to delete a previous entry on the PIN panel | delete | false | string |
Pull requests are welcome.
[0.0.1] - 2018-11-14
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React native component to use the invisible recaptcha v3 from Google
The npm package @haskkor/react-native-recaptchav3 receives a total of 466 weekly downloads. As such, @haskkor/react-native-recaptchav3 popularity was classified as not popular.
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