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material-testimonial-card
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A testimonial card component for React with Material-UI
npm install material-testimonial-card
in your project.import TestimonialCard from 'material-testimonial-card';
<TestimonialCard {...props} />
required
| string
| default:''
) - the author of the testimonialoptional
| string
| default:''
) - the image of the author of the testimonialrequired
| string
| default:''
) - the content of the testimonialrequired
| string
| default:''
) - the project/work the testimonial references tooptional
| string
| default:''
) - for styling and customizationYou can refer to the following css classNames to customize each part of the card.
testimonial-avatar-container
: the avatar containertestimonial-avatar
: the avatar (image or text)testimonial-body
: the container of the content of the testimonialtestimonial-author
: the container of the author and the project of the testimonialFor more info, you can check the github repo.
import React from 'react';
import TestimonialCard from 'material-testimonial-card';
const Component = () => {
return <TestimonialCard
name={"John Smith"}
image={"/path/to/image.jpg"}
content={"Wow! This testimonial card is so amazing! I would like to use it in my project!"}
project={"Testimonial card"}
/>
}
export default Component;
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A testimonial card component for React with Material-UI
The npm package material-testimonial-card receives a total of 14 weekly downloads. As such, material-testimonial-card popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that material-testimonial-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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