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react-share-buttons
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一键分享到各大社交网站的react组件
支持微信二维码扫描
git clone https://github.com/DawnyWu/react-share-buttons.git
npm install
npm start
在浏览器中打开 http://localhost:3001 即可查看例子
<ShareButtons
sites = {["qzone", "weibo", "qq", "tencent", "wechat", "douban" ]}
url = "https://github.com/DawnyWu/react-share-buttons"
title = "react-share-buttons"
description = "一键分享到各大社交网站的react组件"
/>
sites : ["qzone", "weibo", "google", "twitter", "qq",
"tencent", "wechat", "douban", "linkedin", "facebook"], // 启用的站点
url : '', // 网址,默认使用 window.location.href
source : '', // 来源(QQ空间会用到), 默认读取head标签:<meta name="site" content="https://github.com/DawnyWu/react-share-buttons" />
title : '', // 标题,默认读取 document.title 或者 <meta name="title" content="react-share-buttons" />
description : '', // 描述, 默认读取head标签:<meta name="description" content="一键分享到各大社交网站的react组件" />
image : '', // 图片, 默认取网页中第一个img标签
wechatQrcodeTitle : '微信扫一扫:分享', // 微信二维码提示文字
wechatQrcodeHelper : '微信里点“发现”,扫一下二维码便可将本文分享至朋友圈'
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react-share-buttons === 一键分享到各大社交网站的react组件
The npm package react-share-buttons receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, react-share-buttons popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that react-share-buttons 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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