react-datocms
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A set of components and utilities to work faster with DatoCMS in React environments. Integrates seamlessy with DatoCMS's GraphQL Content Delivery API and Real-time Updates API.
npm install react-datocms
This package offers different components and hooks. Please refer to one of the following pages to learn more about a specific area of interest:
<Image /> component for responsive/progressive images<StructuredText /> componentuseQuerySubscription() hook for live, real-time updates of contentuseSiteSearch() hook to render a DatoCMS Site Search form widgetrenderMetaTags() and other helpers to render social share, SEO and Favicon meta tagsFor fully working examples take a look at our examples directory.
Live demo: https://react-datocms-example.netlify.com/
This repository contains a number of demos/examples. You can use them to locally test your changes to the package with npm link:
npm link
cd examples/images-and-seo/vanilla-react
npm link react-datocms
npm run start
Now on another terminal you can run:
npm run watch
This will re-compile the package everytime you make a change, and the example project will pick those changes instantly.
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