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dynamic-card
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a light-weight React Dynamic Card Component.
npm i dynamic-card
import DynamicCard from 'dynamic-card';
import Img from './test.jpg'
const MyCard = () => {
<DynamicCard
Img={Img}
Category={"Episode 1"}
Title={"Responsible growth for the long term"}
Summary={"Going all out to maximize the revenue from your app or game won’t necessarily guarantee"+
"that you’ll have a healthy business in the future. Sometimes, respecting your user and pulling back"+
"from extracting everything you can from them may be the key to long-term success. A more holistic approach,"+
" one which considers the game, the players, and the people who create the game can reap big rewards . "+
" In this episode our hosts are joined by Sarah Fuchs and Judy Check from Crowdstar, "+
" a game developer that has built their long term success by taking an unconventional path by game industry standards..."}
AuthorName={"Apps, Games & Insights"}
AuthorDate={"March 5, 2020"}
onClick={()=>{console.log("Click")}}
/>
}
param | detail | type | require* |
---|---|---|---|
Img | card image which will display when mouse enter | string | true |
Category | card category of the detail | string | true |
Title | title of the card | string | true |
Summary | summary of the card | string | true |
AuthorName | the name of this card's creater | string | true |
AuthorDate | the date detail of this card | string | true |
onClick | onClick Event handler | function | false |
FAQs
a light-weight React Dynamic Card Component.
We found that dynamic-card 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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