react-social-login-buttons

# React Social Login Buttons Live demo https://codesandbox.io/s/3rpq558rv5 A simple package to display social login buttons using React. Buttons do not provide any social logic. They are only visual components listening to some events triggered by the user. ![Social login buttons](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/michaeljscript/react-social-login-buttons/develop/examples/simple/screenshot7.png) ## Install npm ``` npm install --save react-social-login-buttons ``` yarn ``` yarn add react-social-login-buttons ``` ## Importing ES6 imports: ```js import { FacebookLoginButton } from "react-social-login-buttons"; ``` ES6 imports optimized (deprecated): ```js import FacebookLoginButton from "react-social-login-buttons/lib/buttons/FacebookLoginButton"; ``` ## Usage Default button content - "Log in with Facebook" ```jsx <FacebookLoginButton onClick={() => alert("Hello")} /> ``` Custom button content ```jsx <FacebookLoginButton onClick={() => alert("Hello")}> <span>Custom text</span> </FacebookLoginButton> ``` ## Social Button Types We currently support just a few login buttons. Others will be implemented later. #### FacebookLoginButton ```jsx <FacebookLoginButton onClick={() => alert("Hello")} /> ``` #### GoogleLoginButton ```jsx <GoogleLoginButton onClick={() => alert("Hello")} /> ``` #### GithubLoginButton ```jsx <GithubLoginButton onClick={() => alert("Hello")} /> ``` #### TwitterLoginButton ```jsx <TwitterLoginButton onClick={() => alert("Hello")} /> ``` #### XLoginButton ```jsx <XLoginButton onClick={() => alert("Hello")} /> ``` #### AmazonLoginButton ```jsx <AmazonLoginButton onClick={() => alert("Hello")} /> ``` #### InstagramLoginButton ```jsx <InstagramLoginButton onClick={() => alert("Hello")} /> ``` #### LinkedInLoginButton ```jsx <LinkedInLoginButton onClick={() => alert("Hello")} /> ``` #### MicrosoftLoginButton ```jsx <MicrosoftLoginButton onClick={() => alert("Hello")} /> ``` #### BufferLoginButton ```jsx <BufferLoginButton onClick={() => alert("Hello")} /> ``` #### TelegramLoginButton ```jsx <TelegramLoginButton onClick={() => alert("Hello")} /> ``` #### AppleLoginButton ```jsx <AppleLoginButton onClick={() => alert("Hello")} /> ``` #### DiscordLoginButton ```jsx <DiscordLoginButton onClick={() => alert("Hello")} /> ``` ## SlackLoginButton ```jsx <SlackLoginButton onClick={() => alert("Hello")} /> ``` ### OktaLoginButton ```jsx <OktaLoginButton onClick={() => alert("Hello")} /> ``` ### YahooLoginButton ```jsx <YahooLoginButton onClick={() => alert("Hello")} /> ``` ### ZaloLoginButton ```jsx <ZaloLoginButton onClick={() => alert("Hello")} /> ``` ### TikTokLoginButton ```jsx <TikTokLoginButton onClick={() => alert("Hello")} /> ``` ### MetamaskLoginButton ```jsx <MetamaskLoginButton onClick={() => alert("Hello")} /> ``` ### GitlabLoginButton ```jsx <GitlabLoginButton onClick={() => alert("Hello")} /> ``` ## Create your own button You can create your own button. You do not have to wait for us to implement all of them. You can also use your own icons, let's say from font-awesome. You can also pass a component to the icon prop. ```js import React from "react"; import { createButton } from "react-social-login-buttons"; const config = { text: "Log in with Facebook", icon: "facebook", iconFormat: (name) => `fa fa-${name}`, style: { background: "#3b5998" }, activeStyle: { background: "#293e69" }, }; /** My Facebook login button. */ const MyFacebookLoginButton = createButton(config); export default MyFacebookLoginButton; ``` Config can also look like. ```js const config = { text: "Log in with Facebook", icon: MyIconComponent, style: { background: "#3b5998" }, activeStyle: { background: "#293e69" }, }; ``` ## Props Props for every Button ### `onClick` {function} (optional) Will be triggered when clicked on the button. ### `style` {Object} (optional) Custom button styles ### `className` {String} (optional) Custom button class ### `children` {React.children} (optional) You can pass any children to our buttons. ### `activeStyle` {Object} (optional) activeStyle styles will be applied instead of style when mouse hovers above the element ### `icon` {String|Node} (optional) This icon will be displayed. If you pass a string, `<i className={format(name)}/>` will be rendered. ### `iconSize` {String} (optional) Icon will have this size. Eg. "26px" ### `iconColor` {String} (optional) Icon will have this color - default #FFFFFF ### `size` {String} (optional) Box will have this size. Eg. "150px" ### `iconFormat` {function} (optional) Format icon className. Eg. `(name) => "fa-icon fa-icon-" + name` ### `align` {"left" | "right" | "center"} (optional) Align the text on the button (default is left). ### `preventActiveStyles` {Boolean} (optional) default: false If set to true, activeStyles won't be used and will be used styles from the style prop. ### `disabled` {Boolean} (optional) Disables (or enables the button) ### Events - `onClick` - `onMouseEnter` - `onMouseLeave` ## Why react-social-login-buttons ? react-social-login-buttons is focused on speed and simplicity. ## Contribution I welcome issues and pull requests on https://github.com/michaeljscript/react-social-login-buttons ## Thanks Special thanks to people creating awesome svg icons and teams - [Dinirio](https://www.dinirio.com) - [SimpleIcon](https://www.flaticon.com/authors/simpleicon) - [Simple Icons](https://github.com/simple-icons/simple-icons) - [iconmonstr](https://iconmonstr.com/amazon-1-svg/) - [freepik](https://www.flaticon.com/free-icon/instagram-logo_87390) - [Icomoon](https://www.flaticon.com/authors/icomoon) - [icons8](https://icons8.com/icon/set/google/all)