@typeform/embed-react v4.3.0
⚛ Typeform React Embed Library
Embed library for React.
Installation
Requirements:
- node >= 18
- yarn or npm
Install as NPM package using your favourite package manager:
yarn add @typeform/embed-reactor
npm install --save @typeform/embed-reactUsage
Import the component you want to use. Then render it in your React app:
import { Widget } from '@typeform/embed-react'
const MyComponent = () => {
return <Widget id="<form-id>" style={{ width: '50%' }} className="my-form" />
}Popup and slider components provide a button to open the embed:
import { PopupButton } from '@typeform/embed-react'
const MyComponent = () => {
return (
<PopupButton id="<form-id>" style={{ fontSize: 20 }} className="my-button">
click to open form in popup
</PopupButton>
)
}You can render popover and slider anywhere in your app (preferably at the end of the page):
import { Sidetab } from '@typeform/embed-react'
const MyComponent = () => {
return <Sidetab id="<form-id>" buttonText="click to open" />
}How to get form id of your form?
You can find <form-id> from the public URL of your form:
https://form.typeform.com/to/<form-id>
Or from admin panel URL:
https://admin.typeform.com/form/<form-id>/*
Configuration
Options
Pass options as props to the component.
<PopupButton
id="<form-id>"
size={60}
hidden={{
foo: 'Foo Value',
bar: 'Bar Value',
}}
onReady={() => {
console.log('form ready')
}}
enableSandbox
transitiveSearchParams
>
click to open
</PopupButton>See all available options in Vanilla JavaScript Embed Library README file. Make sure to pass props in camel case without the data-tf- prefix.
CSP nonce support
If the global __webpack_nonce__ is set, its value will be used for a nonce attribute on the inline <style> block. See #458 for details.
Passing a custom ref as embedRef
For some custom use cases it may be convenient to open the popup programmatically (without the button being clicked).
To do this, pass an embedRef prop to PopupButton, SliderButton, Popover and Sidetab components and then use ref.current.open() to trigger the popup to open.
Example:
const ref = useRef()
const openPopup = () => ref.current?.open()
// ...
<PopupButton
id="<form-id>"
embedRef={ref}
>
click to open
</PopupButton>Examples
You can find examples for specific use-cases with React in our demos:
Local setup and development
Fork and clone this Github repo: https://github.com/Typeform/embed
Requirements:
- node >= 18
- yarn
Install dependencies:
yarnWe recommend you work in a branch:
git checkout -b cool-new-featureBuild, watch for changes (in both @typeform/embed and @typeform/embed-react packages) and start a demo server too (using demo-nextjs):
yarn demoBuild and watch for changes (in @typeform/embed-react only):
yarn devRun unit tests:
yarn testSee details on contributing to this repo.
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