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react-telegram-comments
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A simple React component/librarty to integrate comments using Telegram's comments.app
A really simple React component/library to allow website visitors to comment and interact with others using their Telegram's account.
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The main motivation for this component is to a provide a lightweight alternative to Discord (and similar services) to handle comments in websites.
See it in action!:
Created by Telegram :blue_heart:
Sign-up to comments.app, add your site and get a valid Site ID for your domain.
Add the component package to your project with yarn add react-telegram-comments
or npm install react-telegram-comments
.
Import the component in your pages or components:
import { TelegramComments } from "react-telegram-comments";
Add TelegramComments
to your component or page:
const Comments = () => <TelegramComments websiteKey={websiteKey} />;
export default Comments;
Important: Have in mind that for the moment the widget doesn't work with local domains. You'll need to publish your website to see it in action.
commentsNumber
{number} optional The number of comments to display (5
)containerClassName
: {string} optional The components main container class ("telegram-comments"
)customColor
{string} optional Highlight color, hex value without # (null
)customHeight
{number} optional Custom widget height in pixels (null
)onLoad
: {} optional Callback function to be executed when the external script is loadedpageId
{string} optional Unique identifier of the page. Page URL by default (null
)showColorfulNames
{boolean} optional Use different color for usernames (false
)showDislikes
{boolean} optional Add the dislike option for comments (true
)showIconOutlines
{boolean} optional Display outlined icons (false
)useDarkMode
{boolean} optional Use dark theme (false
)websiteKey
: {string} required The Site IDwrapperClassName
: {string} optional The inner wrapper class, in case you need another one (E.g. "telegram-comments__wrapper"
)<TelegramComments
commentsNumber={3}
containerClassName="awesome-comments"
customColor="663399"
customHeight="450"
isDark
onLoad={() => console.log("Comments loaded!")}
pageId="about-page"
showColorfulNames
showDislikes
showIconOutlines
websiteKey={process.env.COMMENTS_APP_KEY}
wrapperClassName="awesome-comments__wrapper"
/>
tsc
only.isDark
prop renamed to useDarkMode
(only breaking change from v1)onLoad
callback propProudly made in :argentina:
FAQs
A simple React component/librarty to integrate comments using Telegram's comments.app
The npm package react-telegram-comments receives a total of 6 weekly downloads. As such, react-telegram-comments popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that react-telegram-comments 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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