react-share
Advanced tools
The react-share npm package provides a collection of social media share buttons and share counts for React applications. It supports a wide range of social media platforms and allows for easy integration of sharing functionalities.
Facebook Share Button
This feature allows you to create a Facebook share button with a customizable icon. The button can be used to share a specified URL on Facebook.
import { FacebookShareButton, FacebookIcon } from 'react-share';
const FacebookShare = () => (
<FacebookShareButton url={'https://example.com'}>
<FacebookIcon size={32} round={true} />
</FacebookShareButton>
);Twitter Share Button
This feature allows you to create a Twitter share button with a customizable icon. The button can be used to share a specified URL and title on Twitter.
import { TwitterShareButton, TwitterIcon } from 'react-share';
const TwitterShare = () => (
<TwitterShareButton url={'https://example.com'} title={'Check this out!'}>
<TwitterIcon size={32} round={true} />
</TwitterShareButton>
);LinkedIn Share Button
This feature allows you to create a LinkedIn share button with a customizable icon. The button can be used to share a specified URL on LinkedIn.
import { LinkedinShareButton, LinkedinIcon } from 'react-share';
const LinkedinShare = () => (
<LinkedinShareButton url={'https://example.com'}>
<LinkedinIcon size={32} round={true} />
</LinkedinShareButton>
);Share Count
This feature allows you to display the share count for a specified URL on Facebook. Similar components are available for other social media platforms.
import { FacebookShareCount } from 'react-share';
const FacebookShareCountExample = () => (
<FacebookShareCount url={'https://example.com'} />
);The react-social-sharing package provides a set of social media sharing buttons for React applications. It supports fewer platforms compared to react-share but offers a simpler API and easier customization options.
The react-social-icons package offers a collection of social media icons that can be used for sharing purposes. It focuses more on providing a wide range of icons rather than the sharing functionality itself, making it a good complement to other sharing packages.
The react-share-buttons package provides a set of customizable share buttons for various social media platforms. It offers similar functionalities to react-share but with a different set of customization options and styling capabilities.
Easy social media share buttons and share counts.
To run demos: clone repo and run npm install && npm run run-demos
and open http://localhost:8080/demo0/.
npm install react-share --save
ShareButtons work on all browsers.
ShareCounts works on all browsers, with the exception of Goolge Plus share count working only on IE11 and newer (XHR CORS problem).
Compatible with React versions 0.13.x, 0.14.x and 15.x.x.
import {
ShareButtons,
ShareCounts,
generateShareIcon
} from 'react-share';
const {
FacebookShareButton,
GooglePlusShareButton,
LinkedinShareButton,
TwitterShareButton,
TelegramShareButton,
WhatsappShareButton,
PinterestShareButton,
VKShareButton,
OKShareButton,
RedditShareButton,
TumblrShareButton,
EmailShareButton,
} = ShareButtons;
| Required props | Optional props | |
|---|---|---|
| All | children: A React node (e.g. string or element)url: URL of the shared page (string) | disabled: Disables click action and adds disabled class (bool)disabledStyle: Style when button is disabled (object, default = { opacity: 0.6 })windowWidth, windowHeight: opened window dimensions (int, different defaults for all share buttons)beforeOnClick: Takes a function that returns a Promise to be fulfilled before calling onClick. If you do not return promise, onClick is called immediately.onShareWindowClose: Takes a function to be called after closing share dialog.additionalProps: An object to pass any additional properties, such as aria-* attributes. |
| FacebookShareButton | - | quote: A quote to be shared along with the link. (string)hashtag: A hashtag specified by the developer to be added to the shared content. People will still have the opportunity to remove this hashtag in the dialog. The hashtag should include the hash symbol. (string) |
| GooglePlusShareButton | - | - |
| LinkedinShareButton | - | title: Title of the shared page (string)description: Description of the shared page (string) |
| TwitterShareButton | - | title: Title of the shared page (string)via: (string)hashtags: (array) |
| TelegramShareButton | - | title: Title of the shared page (string) |
| WhatsappShareButton | - | title: Title of the shared page (string)separator: Separates title from the url, default: " " (string) |
| PinterestShareButton | media: An absolute link to the image that will be pinned (string) | description: Description for the shared media. |
| VKShareButton | - | title: Title of the shared page (string)description: Description of the shared page (string)image: An absolute link to the image that will be shared (string) |
| OKShareButton | - | title: Title of the shared page (string)description: Description of the shared page (string)image: An absolute link to the image that will be shared (string) |
| RedditShareButton | - | title: Title of the shared page (string) |
| TumblrShareButton | - | title: Title of the shared page (string)tags: (array)caption: Description of the shared page (string) |
| EmailShareButton | - | subject: Title of the shared page (string)body: Body of the email (string), defaults to shared url. |
const {
FacebookShareCount,
GooglePlusShareCount,
LinkedinShareCount,
PinterestShareCount,
VKShareCount,
OKShareCount,
RedditShareCount,
TumblrShareCount,
} = ShareCounts;
All share count components take in only one mandatory prop: url, which is the
URL you are sharing. className prop is optional.
Example:
<FacebookShareCount url={shareUrl} />
If you want to render anything else but the count,
you can provide a function as a child element that takes in shareCount as an
argument and returns an element:
<FacebookShareCount url={shareUrl}>
{shareCount => (
<span className="myShareCountWrapper">{shareCount}</span>
)}
</FacebookShareCount>
const FacebookIcon = generateShareIcon('facebook');
const TwitterIcon = generateShareIcon('twitter');
const TelegramIcon = generateShareIcon('telegram');
const WhatsappIcon = generateShareIcon('whatsapp');
const GooglePlusIcon = generateShareIcon('google');
const LinkedinIcon = generateShareIcon('linkedin');
const PinterestIcon = generateShareIcon('pinterest');
const VKIcon = generateShareIcon('vk');
const OKIcon = generateShareIcon('ok');
const RedditIcon = generateShareIcon('reddit');
const TumblrIcon = generateShareIcon('tumblr');
const EmailIcon = generateShareIcon('email');
Props:
size: Icon size in pixels (number)
round: Whether to show round or rect icons (bool)
iconBgStyle: customize background style, e.g. fill (object)
logoFillColor: customize logo's fill color (string, default = 'white')
Example:
<TwitterIcon size={32} round={true} />
This library uses the standard semver convention. However, the share buttons and and counts are prone to lots of changes that are not in control of this library. For example: if Facebook decides to change or deprecate it's API in a major way, this library will not get a major version bump just because of that. Keep this in mind when you are planning the maintenance of your application.
MIT
Icon paths provided by: react-social-icons.
1.17.0 (Nov 12, 2017)
<TumblrShareButton /> and <TumblrShareCount /> (thanks @ArtBIT!)additionalProps to share buttons to make it possible to pass any additional props (like aria- attributes)role (default='button') and tabIndex (default='0') propsFAQs
Social media share buttons and share counts for React.
The npm package react-share receives a total of 146,266 weekly downloads. As such, react-share popularity was classified as popular.
We found that react-share 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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