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@outseta/react

v0.4.26

Published

React hooks and components for the Outseta API

Downloads

2,367

Readme

@outseta/react

React components plus generated data hooks for Outseta.

Notes

  • The embed and widget button components depend on window.Outseta; load Outseta's script in your app shell before using OutsetaProvider.
  • In browser apps, create API clients with a user bearer accessToken, not API key credentials.
  • Generated hooks are backed by lightweight vanilla-React state (no QueryClientProvider required). Pass an Outseta client through each hook's request option. They fetch on mount and expose refetch, but do not cache, dedupe, or refetch in the background — bring your own data layer (e.g. TanStack Query) if you need that.
  • ProtectedRoute renders generic login/signup and manage-subscription CTAs by default. Replace them with unauthenticated and accessDenied props when your app needs custom UX.

Outseta script

<script>
  var o_options = {
    domain: "your-company.outseta.com",
    // Include the widget modules you render: auth, profile, support, emailList, leadCapture.
    load: "auth,profile,support,emailList,leadCapture,nocode",
  };
</script>
<script src="https://cdn.outseta.com/outseta.min.js" data-options="o_options"></script>

Headless widget primitives

Components are intentionally unstyled and forward normal DOM props so you can use your own classes, labels, and layout. For design-system components, use useOutseta() directly and call openLogin, openSignup, openProfile, openSupport, openEmailList, or openLeadCapture from your own buttons. EmailListForm only supplies the Outseta form action; bring your own fields and any honeypot fields Outseta gives you.

import {
  EmailListButton,
  EmailListEmbed,
  EmailListForm,
  LeadCaptureButton,
  LoginButton,
  ProfileButton,
  SignupButton,
  SupportButton,
  SupportEmbed,
  useOutseta,
} from "@outseta/react";

function MarketingPage() {
  const { openSupport } = useOutseta();

  return (
    <>
      <LoginButton className="btn btn-secondary" />
      <SignupButton className="btn btn-primary">Start free trial</SignupButton>
      <ProfileButton className="link-button" options={{ tab: "billing" }}>
        Billing
      </ProfileButton>

      <LeadCaptureButton formUid="z9M0zBQ4" className="btn">
        Request a demo
      </LeadCaptureButton>
      <EmailListButton emailListUid="vW5xMZ94" className="btn">
        Join the list
      </EmailListButton>
      <SupportButton className="btn">Contact support</SupportButton>

      <button type="button" onClick={() => openSupport()}>
        Open support from my own button
      </button>

      <SupportEmbed className="support-panel" />
      <EmailListEmbed emailListUid="vW5xMZ94" className="newsletter-card" />

      <EmailListForm
        domain="your-company.outseta.com"
        emailListUid="vW5xMZ94"
        className="newsletter-form"
      >
        <input name="Email" type="email" required />
        <button type="submit">Subscribe</button>
      </EmailListForm>
    </>
  );
}

Generated hook request client

import { createClient, useAccountGetAllAccounts } from "@outseta/react";

const client = createClient({
  subdomain: "your-company",
  accessToken,
});

function Accounts() {
  const { data, error, isLoading, refetch } = useAccountGetAllAccounts(
    undefined,
    { request: client },
  );

  if (isLoading) return <p>Loading…</p>;
  if (error) return <p>Something went wrong</p>;

  return (
    <button type="button" onClick={() => refetch()}>
      Reload {data?.length ?? 0} accounts
    </button>
  );
}