react-add-to-homescreen
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# react-add-to-homescreen
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Bringing your PWA app to iOS. Evidently.
<img src="screenshot.jpeg" align="right" title="Screenshot" width="200px">
## What is it?
`react-add-to-homescreen` allows you to inform the iOS users that your web app is installable on the iOS home screen. It mimics the behavior of Android's _Add to home screen_ widget visible when the user visits your PWA.
## Installation
```shell
$ yarn react-add-to-homescreen
```
## Demo
You can check out the demo Progressive Web App [here](https://pills-pwa.netlify.com/). I am not the designer of this one though 😎
## Usage
`react-add-to-homescreen` is designed to be as simple as possible. First import the component:
```javascript
import AddToHomescreen from 'react-add-to-homescreen';
```
Then add the component to the main component of your app:
```js
<AddToHomescreen onAddToHomescreenClick={this.handleAddToHomescreenClick} />
```
Finally, create a handler for the banner:
```js
handleAddToHomescreenClick = () => {
alert(`
1. Open Share menu
2. Tap on "Add to Home Screen" button`);
};
```
## Options
All options are passed as props.
| Prop | Type | Description |
| ------------------------ | -------- | -------------------------------- |
| `onAddToHomescreenClick` | function | function to call on banner click |
| `title?` | string | Custom title for banner |
| `icon?` | string | Icon for banner |
## Contributing
If you have comments, complaints, or ideas for improvements, feel free to open an issue or a pull request! If you are using or intend to use `react-add-to-homescreen`, please let me know 🙂
## License
`react-add-to-homescreen` was created by [@kkoscielniak](https://github.com/kkoscielniak). It is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.