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react-social-plugins
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A lightweight React library for rendering Social network plugins in HTML
A lightweight React library for rendering Social network plugins in HTML
React components for social media integration
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# Using npm
npm install react-social-plugins
# Using yarn
yarn add react-social-plugins
import {
LinkedinShare,
LinkedinFollowCompany,
XButton,
XTweet
} from 'react-social-plugins';
// Use components in your app
<LinkedinShare url="https://your-website.com" />
Component | Description | Demo |
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LinkedinShare | Share button for LinkedIn | View |
LinkedinFollowCompany | Follow company button | View |
LinkedinAddToProfile | Add to profile button | View |
Component | Description | Demo |
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XButton | Versatile button for share, follow, mention & hashtag | View |
XTweet | Embed tweets with customization | View |
XTimeline | Embed timeline with themes | View |
For detailed documentation and examples, visit our Storybook.
Each component's documentation includes:
Pull requests, issues, and feature requests are welcome! Feel free to check the issues page.
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This project is licensed under the MIT License.
Made with ❤️ by Praveenkumar Kalidass
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