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@slashid/jump-page
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This package implements the SlashID verification page as a React component. This allows self hosting the verification page as this component can be rendered in any React application.
This package implements the SlashID verification page as a React component. This allows self hosting the verification page as this component can be rendered in any React application.
Use any package manager you prefer:
$ npm install @slashid/jump-page
First import the default styles:
import "@slashid/jump-page/style.css"
Then render the Verification
component:
import { Verification } from "@slashid/jump-page"
import "@slashid/jump-page/style.css"
export function VerificationPage() {
return <Verification />
}
By default, the Verification
component uses the production
environment. You can switch to the sandbox
environment by passing the corresponding value as the environment
prop:
<Verification environment="sandbox" />
A custom environment can be used by specifying the API and SDK URLs:
import { Verification, type Environment } from "@slashid/jump-page"
import "@slashid/jump-page/style.css"
export function App() {
const customEnvironment: Environment = { baseURL: config.baseURL, sdkURL: config.sdkURL }
return <Verification environment={environment} />
}
Verification page can be customised using the SlashID Console.
FAQs
This package implements the SlashID verification page as a React component. This allows self hosting the verification page as this component can be rendered in any React application.
The npm package @slashid/jump-page receives a total of 399 weekly downloads. As such, @slashid/jump-page popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @slashid/jump-page 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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