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nps-popup-library
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nps-popup-library project is the frontend popup for capturing user's feedback and scores for your product. We have used typescript , react and ant design to create a library which can we used as the component in your project.. Please Follow this quick guide for how to use and setup the project.
The objectives of the project is to provide a react component which can be included in the project and we can capture user's score and comments easily.
npm install nps-popup-library
import {NPSPopup} from 'nps-popup-library';
This can be used for the projects using Ant-Design as styling framework.
import {NPSPopupModal} from 'nps-popup-library';
This can be used for the projects not using Ant-Design. It is developed using simple styles
<NPSPopup
title= 'Net Promoter Score' // NPS title
onSubmit={onSubmit} // submit method
scoreSuccessText={"Thank you for the score !!"} //Success message after score is submitted.
lowScoreText={"Not likely to recommend"}//Text for display low score label.
highScoreText={"Extremely likely to recommend"}//Text for display high score label.
scoreTitle={"How likely would you recommend product to your colleagues ?"}//Title for the score icon in the popup.
commentsTitle={"Any Other Feedback ?"} /Title for the comments label.
submitBtnText={"Submit"}//Text for the submit button.
/>
or
interface applicationItem {
"userNpsResultId":string,
"applicationName":string,
"lastMonthLoginTimeCount"?:number,
}
<NPSPopupModal
width = {string | number}
wrapClassName = {string}
destroyOnClose = {boolean}
destroyOnClose = {false} //Whether to close the component is destroyed
visible={true} // Whether to show the popup
applicationList={nameList} // Array<applicationItem> Platform data to comment
title= 'Net Promoter Score' // NPS title
scoreSuccessText={"Thank you for the score !!"} //Success message after score is submitted.
lowScoreText={"Not likely to recommend"}//Text for display low score label.
highScoreText={"Extremely likely to recommend"}//Text for display high score label.
scoreTitle={"How likely would you recommend product to your colleagues ?"}//Title for the score icon in the popup.
commentsTitle={"Tell us why are you not likely to recommend it ?"} /Title for the comments label.
submitBtnText={"Submit"}//Text for the submit button.
noCommentErrorText={"Please tell us your comment"}//Error reminder when submitting without commenting
noScoreErrorText={"Please tell us your score"}//Error reminder when submitting without rating
onSubmit={(params) => console.log(params)}// submit method
onSuccess={() => {
setVisible(false)
//do something
}}//success callback
onClose={() => {
setVisible(false)
//do something
}}//close callback
/>
const onSubmit = (score,comments) => {
console.log(score,comments)
};
1. score provided by the user
2. comments provided by the user
FAQs
Net Promoter Score Popup Library
The npm package nps-popup-library receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, nps-popup-library popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that nps-popup-library demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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