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react-librarything-shelf

v1.0.2

Published

A React widget for displaying a user's public book shelf

Downloads

2

Readme

react-librarything-shelf

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This React component allows you to display a user's LibraryThing books in a React application. It's a lot like the LibraryThing JavaScript widget, but allows for more customization, and React-like usage.

Demo

Storybook demo page

Example image

Installation

npm install --save react-librarything-shelf

or

yarn add react-librarything-shelf

Usage

import React from "react";
import { LibrarythingBookshelf } from "react-librarything-shelf";

export default function App() {
	return (
		<LibrarythingBookshelf userId="USER_ID_HERE" apiKey="API_KEY_HERE" />
	);
}

Customization

You can also set some options as supported by the Goodreads API:

| Option | Type | Description | Default | | ------ | ---- | ----------- | ------- | | sort | string | The order in which to sort the results returned | entry_REV | max | number | The maximum number of books to be returned | 10 | showDetails | boolean | Show the author and title | false | reviewsOnly | boolean | Show only books with review | false | tagList | string | Comma-separated tags to filter by | "" | width | number | Minimum width allowed for each book | 100 | details | boolean | Whether to show book details like book title, author, and summary | false

Development

  • yarn start to watch changes and build
  • yarn storybook to launch storybook for testing