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react-copyweasel

v0.0.3

Published

React client for CopyWeasel.

Downloads

10

Readme

React CopyWeasel

A React client for CopyWeasel, a micro-CMS copy manager.

Installation

Install with either yarn or npm:

yarn add react-copyweasel

or

npm i react-copyweasel

Usage

react-copyweasel depends on the addition of a context provider in your React tree. The provider takes an API key for your CopyWeasel account:

import {CopyProvider} from 'react-copyweasel'

const COPYWEASEL_API_KEY = '...'

function MyApp({children}) {
  return (
    <CopyProvider apiKey={COPYWEASEL_API_KEY}>
      {children}
    </CopyProvider>
  )
}

With that in place, copy may be used from your CopyWeasel account by way of the Copy component:

import {Copy} from 'react-copyweasel'

function MyComponent({children}) {
  const copyContext = {...}
  return (
    <Copy copyKey="my-heading" context={copyContext} />
  )
}

Defeault Copy

In case of a missing copy key, or an incompatible set of context data, default copy may be specified as child components to Copy:

import {Copy} from 'react-copyweasel'

function MyComponent({children}) {
  const copyContext = {...}
  return (
    <Copy copyKey="my-heading" context={copyContext}>
      This is the default copy.
    </Copy>
  )
}

Specifying the Component

By default, Copy uses a span element. However any element string, or React component, may be provided to use in its stead:

import {Copy} from 'react-copyweasel'

function MyComponent({children}) {
  const copyContext = {...}
  return (
    <Copy as="h1" copyKey="my-heading" context={copyContext} />
  )
}