React-giphy-searchbox-stickers NPM

React Giphy Searchbox is a powerful react component that returns Giphy's GIF in a Masonry grid layout. Initially the component displays trending GIFs from Giphy's feed, when the the user starts typing something in the search field it switches to searched results. When an image is selected, a GIF object is returned.

Demo

Play with a simple responsive demo on CodeSandbox

Getting started

Installation

yarn add react-giphy-searchbox

npm install react-giphy-searchbox --save

Basic example

import React from 'react'
import { render } from 'react-dom'
import ReactGiphySearchbox from 'react-giphy-searchbox'

const App = () => (
  <ReactGiphySearchbox
    apiKey="YOUR_API_KEY" // Required: get your on https://developers.giphy.com
    onSelect={item => console.log(item)}
  />
)

render(<App />, document.getElementById("root"))

Props

Prop	Type	Desc
`apiKey`	string	REQUIRED: Giphy's API key. Get your on https://developers.giphy.com.
`onSelect`	function	REQUIRED A callback which is triggered whenever a GIF is selected. It returns a Gif object in the format specified for an image from Giphy's API.
`rating`	string	Filters results by specified rating. Default: `g`
`gifPerPage`	number	The maximum number of images to return per page. Default: `20`
`masonryConfig`	array	An array of objects describing the masonry's properties at different breakpoints. See specific chapter for further info. Default: `[{ columns: 2, imageWidth: 120, gutter: 5 }]`
`gifListHeight`	string	The height of the returned GIF list. Default: `300px`
`messageError`	string	Generic errror message when APIs call fails. Default: `Oops! Something went wrong. Please, try again.`
`messageLoading`	string	Loading message only for accessibility purposes. Default: `Loading...`
`messageNoMatches`	string	Message to tell users searched string returned empty array. Default: `No matches found.`
`loadingImage`	string	If you want to customize the loading spinner, use this prop to set an alternative `src` for the image.
`poweredByGiphy`	boolean	You can choose to display or not display the Powered by Giphy badge at the bottom. Note that you need to show it if you want a production Api key from Giphy. Default: `true`
`poweredByGiphyImage`	string	If you want to customize the Powered by Giphy badge, use this prop to set an alternative `src` for the image.
`searchPlaceholder`	string	Search input placeholder. Default: `Search for GIFs`
`wrapperClassName`	string	Additional CSS class for the `<div>` that wrap the whole component.
`searchFormClassName`	string	Additional CSS class for the `<form>` element.
`listWrapperClassName`	string	Additional CSS class for the `<div>` that wrap the GIFs list.
`listItemClassName`	string	Additional CSS class for the `<button>` that wrap the single image.

Responsive options

masonryConfig prop allow you to define responsiveness of the component. This prop accept an array of objects describing the masonry's properties at different breakpoints.

Each object in the array has the following properties:

Prop	Type	Description
`mq`	string	The minimum viewport width
`columns`	number	The number of vertical columns
`imageWidth`	number	The width (in px) of the image, and consequentially of the column
`gutter`	number	The space (in px) between the columns

[
  { columns: 2, imageWidth: 140, gutter: 10 },
  { mq: '700px', columns: 3, imageWidth: 200, gutter: 10 },
  { mq: '1000px', columns: 4, imageWidth: 220, gutter: 10 },
]

When defining your properties, note the following:

properties must be listed smallest to largest breakpoints in a mobile first approach;
The size without the mq property is assumed to be your smallest breakpoint, and must appear first.

License

react-component giphy selector masonry giphy-search

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1.0.5

4 years ago