react-google-slides

A very thin wrapper for displaying Google Slides with React

Demo

NPM

Installation

``bash
npm i react-google-slides
`

`bash
yarn add react-google-slides
`

Usage

`tsx
import ReactGoogleSlides from "react-google-slides";

const SlideShow = () => {
return (
width={640}
height={480}
slidesLink="https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/172oFC8-LBw0GQEymFDbTBn-ORh7wi2ByfUXrXm7H-AM"
slideDuration={5}
position={1}
showControls
loop
/>
);
}
`

Props

$3

`ts
interface ReactGoogleSlidesProps {
slidesLink: string;
loop?: boolean;
slideDuration?: number;
showControls?: boolean;
position?: number;
height?: string | number;
width?: string | number;
containerStyle?: object;
ErrorComponent?: React.ReactNode | React.ElementType;
};
`

This prop also supports all of the props that the iframe element supports, such as allowFullScreen and allow. Take a look at React.HTMLProps for more information.

#### slidesLink

Type: string - required

Link to the google slides presentation

#### loop

Type: boolean\
Default: false

Loops the slideshow after the presentation is finished

#### slideDuration

Type: number\
Default: project default


The duration for each slide to show on screen, this applies to _all_ of the slides

#### showControls

Type: boolean\
Default: false

Toggles the slideshow controls at the bottom of the screen

#### position

Type: number\
Default: 0

What slide to start the slideshow on

#### height

Type: number|string

Height of the player, i.e. "100%" or 100 for pixels

#### width

Type: number|string

Width of the player, i.e. "100%" or 100 for pixels

#### containerStyle

Type: object

React Stylesheet to pass in to use as the container style

#### ErrorComponent

Type: React.ReactNode | React.ElementType

React Component to render when there is an invalid presentation key provided

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.

There is an example app you can test your changes with

`sh
cd example && yarn
yarn start
``

This will start the example app at

License

MIT © AJHenry