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@kanopee/react

v0.5.1

Published

React 18 adapter for Kanopee — nested comment threads with virtualisation, collapse, likes, and inline replies.

Readme

@kanopee/react

React 18 adapter for Kanopee — nested comment threads with virtualisation, collapse, likes, and inline replies.

Install

npm install @kanopee/react

React 18+ and react-dom are peer dependencies.

Usage

import { CommentThread } from '@kanopee/react';
import '@kanopee/react/styles.css';

function App() {
  return (
    <CommentThread
      comments={comments}
      onReply={(parentId, body) => postReply(parentId, body)}
      onLike={(id, liked) => toggleLike(id, liked)}
    />
  );
}

Pass a flat array — Kanopee builds the tree, virtualises the list, and manages collapse state internally.

Props

| Prop | Type | Default | Description | |---|---|---|---| | comments | RawComment[] | required | Flat array of comments | | onReply | (parentId, body) => void \| Promise | — | Called on reply submit. Awaited if async. | | onLike | (id, isLiked) => void | — | Called on like toggle | | onCollapse | (id, collapsed) => void | — | Called on collapse/expand | | height | number | — | Fixed height (px) for the scroll container. Enables virtualisation. | | indentWidth | number | 24 | Pixels per indent level | | estimatedRowHeight | number | 80 | Virtualiser row size hint | | defaultCollapsed | string[] | [] | IDs whose subtrees start collapsed | | collapsed | string[] | — | Controlled collapse state | | emptyState | ReactNode | — | Shown when comments is empty | | onScrollEnd | () => void | — | Fires near the bottom (pagination) | | className | string | — | Added to the root element | | style | CSSProperties | — | Use to pass CSS custom properties inline |

Styling

All visual tokens are CSS custom properties. Override at :root or any wrapper:

:root {
  --canopy-indent-width: 24px;
  --canopy-avatar-size: 32px;
  --canopy-liked-color: #e5484d;
  --canopy-submit-bg: #111;
  --canopy-font-family: inherit;
}

License

MIT