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React social buttons and counts for Facebook, Pinterest, Google, Naver, KaKao etc ...


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1.1.9 (2018-06-29)

  • KaKaoTalkButton api v1 is deprecated, apply v2

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react-social-kr

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Simple React components for social (Facebook, Google, VKontakte, Pinterest ...) buttons and counts. Plus, Korean SNS supports (Naver Blog, KaKao Talk, KaKao Story ...)

Original Source from react-social. Thanks to Ola Holmström and all contributors.

Install

npm install react-social-kr --save

Example

import { FacebookButton, FacebookCount } from "react-social-kr";

@connect(
  (state, ownProps) => ({
    pathname: ownProps.location.pathname
  }), {})
class App extends Component {
  render {
    const { pathname } = this.props;

    return (
      <FacebookButton pathname={pathname} appId={appId}>
        <FacebookCount pathname={pathname} />
        {" Share " + pathname}
      </FacebookButton>
    );
  }
}

Count API

WARNING: GooglePlusCount, TwitterCount and PocketCount uses the donreach API which has a limit of 1000 request per day, if you have an alternative please do not hesitate to make a PR

  • FacebookCount
  • TwitterCount
  • GooglePlusCount
  • PinterestCount
  • LinkedInCount
  • RedditCount
  • VKontakteCount
  • TumblrCount
  • PocketCount

Props

element

Change the element the component renders into, default is span.

pathname

The pathname you want to get the count of, default is window.location.

token
  • FacebookButton

Optional access token.

onCount

Callback for when the count is updated. Callback takes one argument count.

Methods

getCount()

Return the social count.

Button API

  • FacebookButton
  • TwitterButton
  • GooglePlusButton
  • PinterestButton
  • LinkedInButton
  • RedditButton
  • VKontakteButton
  • EmailButton
  • XingButton
  • TumblrButton
  • PocketButton
  • NaverBlogButton
  • KaKaoStoryButton
  • KaKaoTalkButton (only visible on iOS/Android browsers.)

Props

element

Change the element the component renders into, default is button.

pathname

The pathname you want to share, default is window.location.

target

The target you want to open, default is _blank.

windowOptions

Pass options to window.open.

message
  • TwitterButton
  • FacebookButton
  • XingButton
  • TumblrButton
  • PocketButton
  • PinterestButton (required)
  • KaKaoTalkButton

A message that's prepended before the url.

title
  • VKButton
  • RedditButton
  • LinkedInButton

Title of your shared content.

media
  • PinterestButton (required)
  • FacebookButton (optional)
  • KaKaoTalkButton

Url of an image.

appId
  • FacebookButton (required)

Facebook app id.

sharer
  • FacebookButton

Facebook has 2 different share dialogs. By default we're showing Feed Dialog which has more options, but supports only sharing to user's feed. You can set sharer option to true and we'll show Share Dialog where user can choose between their feed and also pages they have access to.

jsKey
  • KaKaoTalkButton (required)

KaKaoTalk JavaScript api key.

Styles

There are no styles included, the components pass all their props down to their element like className and style so you can easily style them yourself.

Notice

  • When rendered server side counts will be 0 since they depend on JSONP.
  • GooglePlusCount, TwitterCount and PocketCount uses the donreach API which has a limit of 1000 requests per day.

Contributors

  • Ola Holmström (@olahol)
  • Alexandr Sugak (@AlexSugak)
  • Jon Principe (@jprincipe)
  • Jean-Baptiste Quenot (@jbq)
  • Kurt Weiberth (@kweiberth)
  • Bartek Gruszka (@bartekgruszka)
  • Josh Owens (@queso)
  • Maxime Mezrahi (@maxs15)
  • Arvin Tehrani (@arvinkx)
  • Dennis Stücken (@dstuecken)
  • Jonas (@jonashaefele)
  • River Kanies (@riverKanies)
  • Pavel Linkesch (@orthes)
  • Vincent (@vkammerer)
  • Alexey Balmasov (@balmasich)
  • Amitom (@Amitom)
  • Ryan Nevius (@rnevius)
  • David Lakata (@dlakata)
  • Roman Kosovichev (@roma-so)
  • Igor Pnev (@exdeniz)

MIT Licensed

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Last updated on 29 Jun 2018

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