react-web-share-button
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Share button that is using the Web Share API with fallback for browsers that do not support it
React Share Button Component that uses the Web Share API with fallback
import ShareButton from 'react-web-share-button';
<ShareButton title="My Great Page" text="A really great page" url="http://www.greatpage.com" />
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| buttonText | Text or Node that is used on the Share button |
| buttonStyle | Inline styles for the Button |
| fallbackContainerStyles | Inline styles for the fallback container |
| fallbackContainerOnShowStyles | Inline styles for the fallback container when it becames visible |
| target | Where to open url in case of the fallback dialog |
| fallbackButtonStyle | Inline styles for the fallback buttons |
| url | Url to share |
| onSuccess | Called when the share is successful, only in case where Web Share API is supported |
| onError | Called when the share is not successful, only in case where Web Share API is supported |
| text | Text that is used by the Web Share API |
| title | Title that is used by the Web Share API |
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Share button that is using the Web Share API with fallback for browsers that do not support it
We found that react-web-share-button 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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