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A Web Component to share urls and content on social networks

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Web Social Share

Web Social Share is a web component to share urls and content on social networks

The component will present a dialog which will contains the different sharing options you selected

Goals

The idea behind this web component was to add a "social share" feature to the progressive web app (pwa) version of my project Fluster.

Furthermore, I thought that using and building an action sheet to do so would be user friendly.

Installation

$ npm install web-social-share

Installation in a Ionic project

After having installed the library, proceed with following steps:

  1. In the module where you would like to use the component, import and add CUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMA to your list of schemas

     @NgModule({
         declarations: [
             MyPage
         ],
         imports: [
             IonicPageModule.forChild(MyPage)
         ],
         schemas: [CUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMA]
     })
     export class MyPageModule {
     }
     
    
  2. In app.modules (the main module of your app), import the component. As far as I understood, web component built with Stencil inherit Lazy Loading, therefore, no worries about effect on your boot time

      import 'web-social-share';
      
    
  3. The web component installed under node_modules not gonna be automatically included in the vendor.js bundle. Therefore it need a tricks to be copied. To do so, create a local custom copy.config.js (which gonna be processed as another config of ionic-app-scripts) and add the following block

    module.exports = {
      copyWebSocialShare: {
        src: ['{{ROOT}}/node_modules/web-social-share/dist/websocialshare**/*'],
        dest: '{{BUILD}}'
      }
    } 
    

Don't forget to also update your package.json in order to use your local modified copy.config.js file

    "config": {
        "ionic_copy": "./scripts/copy.config.js"
      }

Getting Started

The Web Social Share Component could be use like following:

<web-social-share [show]="true" [share]="options" (closed)="close()"></web-social-share>

Both show and share are mandatory.

show

Trigger the display or closing of the action sheet presenting the social-share options you have selected

show is a boolean parameter

share

These are your share options. For details about them you could have a look to the interface WebSocialShareInput located under folder src/types/web-social-share/

share is a parameter of type WebSocialShareInput

Example

For example, if you would like to allow your users to share a website thru Facebook and Twitter, you could define basic options like following:

const share = {
    config: [{
          facebook: {
            socialShareUrl: 'https://fluster.io'
          }
        },{
          twitter: {
            socialShareUrl: 'https://fluster.io'
          }
        }
    }]
};

If you would like to display the action default name, you could extend your configuration like the following:

const share = {
    displayNames: true,
    config: [{
          facebook: {
            socialShareUrl: 'https://fluster.io'
          }
        },{
          twitter: {
            socialShareUrl: 'https://fluster.io'
          }
        }
    }]
};
Vanilla JS

For an example of Vanilla JS use, you could have a look to the index.html demo located in this repo under folder src

Theming

This Web Component is roughly styled, it is up to you to theme it with your custom CSS. I thought it was better to do it like this in order to have a lightweight web component which doesn't force user to follow one style guideline.

However, you could provide an icon style class for each sharing option which gonna be displayed above the social-network name.

Example

Let's say I'm using Font Awesome 5 and I would like to provide an icon for the social share options I describe above. This could be achieved easily like the following:

const share = [{
      facebook: {
        iconStyleclass: 'fab fa-facebook',
        socialShareUrl: 'https://fluster.io'
      }
    },{
      twitter: {
        iconStyleclass: 'fab fa-twitter',
        socialShareUrl: 'https://fluster.io'
      }
    }
}];

Of course, if you provide icon style class, it's up to you to load images or libraries like Font Awesome in your app.

Showcase

A showcase is available at https://web-social-share.firebaseapp.com

The above showcase is the www folder of this project deployed in Firebase. If you clone the repository you could run it locally using npm start

Credits

I didn't wanted to reinvent the wheel when it comes to the sharing actions themselves. Therefore I forked the features of angular-socialshare. Kudos to 45kb :+1:

License

MIT © David Dal Busco

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Package last updated on 22 Jun 2018

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