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react-websitecarbon-badge

v1.0.6

Published

React component for Website Carbon badge: https://www.websitecarbon.com/badge/

Downloads

201

Readme

react-websitecarbon-badge

React component for Website Carbon badge: https://www.websitecarbon.com/badge/. Can be used both for static and dynamic websites.

Introduction

This React component fits both static and dynamic web apps. The values on the badge can be set directly via props or fetched from https://www.websitecarbon.com/api/.

If using GatsbyJS, this react component goes hand in hand with: https://www.npmjs.com/package/gatsby-source-websitecarbon

Install

npm install react-websitecarbon-badge

How to use

import { WebsiteCarbonBadge } from 'react-websitecarbon-badge';

class MyComponent extends React.Component {
  render() {
    return <WebsiteCarbonBadge co2="0.12" percentage='89' />;
  }
}

Props

  • dark:
    • Boolean
    • Optional. Default false
    • Specify to use dark badge version
  • co2:
    • String
    • Optional. Default to empty string
    • Sets the co2/view value.
  • percentage:
    • String
    • Optional. Default to empty string
    • Sets the ranking percentage value.
  • url:
    • String
    • Optional. Default to empty string
    • Sets the url to fetch data from website carbon api.
  • lang:
    • String
    • optional. Default to 'en'
    • Sets the default language to use. (Currently supports 'en' or 'fr')

NB: setting co2 and percentage takes precedence over the url, preventing unnecessary api fetch.

Examples

<WebsiteCarbonBadge url="www.google.com"/>

Fetches data from www.google.com via http request if not found in local storage.

<WebsiteCarbonBadge dark={true} co2="0.12" percentage="89" />

Uses dark version and sets co2 = 0.12 and percentage = 89%.

<WebsiteCarbonBadge lang="fr" co2="0.56" percentage="41" />

Uses french as language for the badge.

<WebsiteCarbonBadge url="www.google.com" co2="0.56" percentage="41" />

Uses co2 = 0.56 and percentage = 41%, and does not use the url provided.