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A react module to manage your chatheads onscreen, on any page. 1. Load the component on any parent component. It takes in 4 props, they are 1. `chatHead`: Takes in a string to as the name of the tab 2. `messages`: Takes an array of messages to disp
A react module to manage your chatheads onscreen, on any page.
chatHead: Takes in a string to as the name of the tabmessages: Takes an array of messages to display. The array contains object of following structure,
const messages = [
{
sender: 'me', //displayed in pale background
text: 'hey there!'
},
{
sender: 'others',//displayed in background color specified in themeColor prop
text: 'what's up
}
]
getMessage: A function to retriev the message in the bubbel input, fired on pressing the Enter. Here's to define, const getMessage = (msg) => {
//process msg, the message in string
console.log(msg)
}
themeColor: Optional prop t ospecify the theme color of the component, violet by default.Here's a complete picture,
const msgs = [
{
sender: 'me',
text: 'hey, whatsup!'
},
{
sender: 'others',
text: 'hey, whatsup!'
},
{
sender: 'others',
text: 'hey, whatsup!'
},
{
sender: 'me',
text: 'hey, whatsup!'
},
]
const getMessage = (msg) => {
console.log('App', msg)
}
return (
<div>
<Popchat messages={msgs} getMessage={getMessage} themeColor={'lightseagreen'} chatHead={'John Doe'} />
</div>
)
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A react module to manage your chatheads onscreen, on any page. 1. Load the component on any parent component. It takes in 4 props, they are 1. `chatHead`: Takes in a string to as the name of the tab 2. `messages`: Takes an array of messages to disp
We found that popchat 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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