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react-playbuzz

v0.1.0

Published

React component to render an embeded PlayBuzz game

Downloads

3

Readme

react-playbuzz Build Status codecov

React component to render an embeded PlayBuzz game. How to embed a PlayBuzz game

Install

To install and use this component:

yarn add react-playbuzz

or you can do it with npm also:

npm install react-playbuzz

Usage

Just import the PlayBuzz component from the react-playbuzz package and use it as a simple react component.

import React from 'react';
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
import PlayBuzz from 'react-playbuzz';

ReactDOM.render(
  <PlayBuzz
    url='http://www.playbuzz.com/peepersc10/who-is-your-favorite-super-hero'
    load={true}
    options={{
      shares: true
    }}
  />,
  document.getElementById('root')
);

Properties

| Name | Type | Description | Sample | Default | |----------- |-------- |--------------------------------------------------------------------- |---------------------------------------------------------------------- |--------- | | url | string | Game URL | "http://www.playbuzz.com/peepersc10/who-is-your-favorite-super-hero" | "" | | load | bool | Load playbuzz script async from cdn if its not already loaded | true | false | | height | int | Component height in pixels | 250 | null | | recommend | bool | Display recommendations for more items | true | false | | gameInfo | bool | Display item info (the thumbnail, name, description and editor) | true | false | | comments | bool | Use facebook comments | true | false | | shares | bool | Display share buttons (will redirect to your page) | true | false |

The load property add a script tag asynchronously to the end of the body tag: //cdn.playbuzz.com/widget/feed.js. Only if it is not already loaded.

Demo

To run a demonstration, clone this project, install it locally and start the demo server:

yarn
npm start

or

npm i
npm start

You may see a message: Listening at http://localhost:3000. Then go to your browser and check it out: http://localhost:3000/demo.

Testing

This projects uses jest, enzime and jsdom for testing. To run the tests:

npm test