This React component allows you to display a public Goodreads shelf in a React application. It's a lot like the Goodreads JavaScript widget, but allows for more customization, better async loading, and React-like usage.
This React component allows you to display a public Goodreads shelf in a React application. It's a lot like the Goodreads JavaScript widget, but allows for more customization, better async loading, and React-like usage.
npm install --save react-goodreads-shelf
or
yarn add react-goodreads-shelf
import React from "react";
import { GoodreadsBookshelf } from "react-goodreads-shelf";
export default function App() {
return (
<GoodreadsBookshelf userId="USER_ID_HERE" apiKey="API_KEY_HERE" />
);
}
You can also set some options as supported by the Goodreads API:
Option | Type | Description | Default |
---|---|---|---|
shelf | string | The shelf from which to fetch books | read |
sort | string | The order in which to sort the results returned | date_read |
limit | number | The maximum number of books to be returned | 10 |
width | number | Minimum width allowed for each book | 100 |
details | boolean | Whether to show book details like book title, author, and summary | false |
yarn start
to watch changes and buildyarn storybook
to launch storybook for testingShort-term plans include adding additional API options and styling
Author: kylekarpack
Source Code: https://github.com/kylekarpack/react-goodreads-shelf
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