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@pexip-engage-public/plugin-react
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React wrapper component for the Pexip Engage Plugin
Wrapper around the Skedify Plugin, to integrate it more conveniently inside React Applications.
Warning: This is a pure ESM package
There are 2 exports:
<PexipEngagePlugin {...configuration} />
:
React Component that renders the plugin inside a div
. You can pass plugin options to it. className
, id
& style
are passed through to the underlying div
element.
<PexipEngagePluginProvider value={configuration}>
:
This is a React Context Provider, that allows you to set certain default values. The interface is the same as the configuration
prop.
This component is not required, but can be useful to populate some shared configuration for each plugin instance, eg:
const defaultConfig = {
scriptSrc: "https:/{ENTERPRISE_NAME}/plugin.skedify.io/{ENTERPRISE_NAME}/pexip-engage-plugin.js",
language: "nl-be",
flow: "SMOETQC",
customer: { timezone: "Europe/Brussels" },
meetingTypes: "video",
office: { ids: "1" }
};
function App() {
return (
<PexipEngagePluginProvider value={defaultConfig}>
{/* All <PexipEngagePlugin /> components will now merge their own passed configuration with the defaultConfig value */}
<PexipEngagePlugin subject={{ ids: "1" }}>
</PexipEngagePluginProvider>
);
}
The PexipEngagePlugin
reads the current context value, and merges it with its own passed props.
Required props:
scriptSrc
: The plugin entry point URL. eg: https://{ENTERPRISE_NAME}.plugin.skedify.io/{ENTERPRISE_NAME}/pexip-engage-plugin.js
FAQs
React wrapper component for the Pexip Engage Plugin
The npm package @pexip-engage-public/plugin-react receives a total of 128 weekly downloads. As such, @pexip-engage-public/plugin-react popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @pexip-engage-public/plugin-react demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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