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react-stickerpipe
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Component for the StickerPipe API. Currently in development.
Install from npm
Basic Usage
import StickerMenu from 'react-stickerpipe';
function sendSticker(sticker) {
send.sticker(sticker);
}
function MyComponent() {
return (
<StickerMenu
apiKey={your.apiKey}
userId={your.userId}
sendSticker={sendSticker}
/>
);
}
You can also pass your own API client as client
to <StickerMenu />
. The client must contain the following methods:
// Get the purchased packs for the current user
getMyPacks() {}
// Get the sticker shop
getShop() {}
// Preview a sticker pack
getPackPreview() {}
// Purchase a sticker pack
purchasePack() {}
Install node_modules
used in ./src
:
$ npm i
Compile ./src
with Babel:
$ npm run compile
Install node_modules
used in ./examples
:
$ cd examples && npm i
Create a settings.json file in ./examples/src
:
{
"apiKey": "yourApiKey",
"userId": "yourUserId"
}
To watch for changes in ./src
run:
$ npm run watch
Babel will compile ./src
on changes.
To start the webpack server run:
$ cd examples && npm run start
Webpack wil compile on changes in ./examples/src
.
If you want to help with the development of this module and need to test your changes with the examples you can import <StickerMenu />
directly from ./dist
. Be sure to run npm run compile
first.
'./examples/src/app.js'
// Change this
import StickerMenu from 'react-stickerpipe';
// to this
import StickerMenu from '../../dist/index';
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.
FAQs
React Component for StickerPipe API
We found that react-stickerpipe demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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