react-cimpress-fulfiller-logo
This repository stores a react compontent that anyone can use to conveniently place a fullfiller logo in their react application.
Usage
Install the npm package
npm install react-cimpress-fulfiller-logo --save
import the component
import FulfillerLogo from 'react-cimpress-fulfiller-logo'
and then use wherever needed
<FulfillerLogo fulfillerId="fulfillerId" accessToken={localStorage.getItem('accessToken')}/>
Component uses sane defaults, which can be overridden.
To override styles
In order to override styles provide className
<FulfillerLogo className="fulfillerLogos" fulfillerId="fulfillerId" accessToken={localStorage.getItem('accessToken')}/>
To override default loading behaviour
In order to override loading behaviour provide imageLoading
with the content.
import { colors, shapes } from '@cimpress/react-components';
let { Spinner } = shapes;
<FulfillerLogo imageLoading={{<Spinner/>}} fulfillerId="fulfillerId" accessToken={localStorage.getItem('accessToken')}/>
To override default behaviour when no image is available
In order to override behaviour when no image is available provide noImage
with the content.
<FulfillerLogo noImage={"No Image"} fulfillerId="fulfillerId" accessToken={localStorage.getItem('accessToken')}/>
Other overrides
Fulfiller Logo defines following props, that take content
noImage: PropTypes.object,
imageLoading: PropTypes.object,
noAccess: PropTypes.object,
placeholder: PropTypes.object
placeholder
is the image that is displayed from the mounting moment till the loading starts (since the component automatically loads the image when it comes into view this should very short period of time
imageLoading
is the content that is displayed while loading, falls back to placeholder
noAccess
is shown when the user doesn't have access to see fulfiller logo, falls back to noImage
noImage
what gets displayed if the image is not available (for whatever reason)