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murmlo-embed

v1.0.0

Published

Murmlo comments button — add a discussion link to any website with one line of HTML

Downloads

8

Readme

murmlo-embed

Add a Murmlo comments button to any website with one line of HTML.

Quick Start

<a class="murmlo-comments-button">Comments</a>
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/murmlo-embed@1/embed.js"></script>

That's it. The script automatically:

  • Adds the animated Murmlo logo
  • Fetches the comment count for the current page
  • Shows a count badge when there are comments
  • Opens the Murmlo app on mobile (iOS/Android) or web on desktop

Themes

Add data-murmlo-theme to change the look:

<a class="murmlo-comments-button" data-murmlo-theme="brand">Comments</a>
<a class="murmlo-comments-button" data-murmlo-theme="dark">Comments</a>
<a class="murmlo-comments-button" data-murmlo-theme="light">Comments</a>
<a class="murmlo-comments-button" data-murmlo-theme="dark-mono">Comments</a>
<a class="murmlo-comments-button" data-murmlo-theme="light-mono">Comments</a>

| Theme | Description | |-------|-------------| | (default) | Transparent background, inherits text color, green logo | | brand | Green background, white text and logo | | dark | Dark background, white text, green logo | | light | White background, dark text, green logo | | dark-mono | Dark background, all white, no green | | light-mono | White background, all dark, no green |

Variants

Button (with border):

<a class="murmlo-comments-button">Comments</a>

Link (inline, no border):

<a class="murmlo-comments-link">Comments</a>

Count Only

Inject just the comment count into any element:

<button>Discuss (<span class="murmlo-count">...</span>)</button>
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/murmlo-embed@1/embed.js"></script>

Custom Text

The button text is yours — write anything:

<a class="murmlo-comments-button">Komentarze</a>
<a class="murmlo-comments-button">Join the Discussion</a>
<a class="murmlo-comments-button">Talk about this</a>

Self-Hosting

Download embed.js and serve it from your own server:

<script src="/js/embed.js"></script>

How It Works

  1. The script prepends the Murmlo M logo to your button
  2. Fetches comment count from api.murmlo.com for the current page
  3. Appends a count badge if there are comments
  4. On click: opens Murmlo app (mobile) or Murmlo web (desktop)
  5. If the Murmlo Chrome extension is installed, opens the sidepanel instead

WordPress

For WordPress sites, use the Murmlo Global Comments plugin instead — it handles everything automatically.

License

MIT