Easy peasy lemon squeezy iframes with react
npm install react-iframeSimple React component for including an iframed page.
The component is fully typescript-supported.
``jsx`
import Iframe from 'react-iframe'
width="640px"
height="320px"
id=""
className=""
display="block"
position="relative"/>
url (required) - string the iframe url.
_all other attributes are optional_
src - string if set, overrides _url_.
scrolling - string not set if if not provided (deprecated in HTML5).
overflow - string default to "hidden".
loading - string (not added to DOM if not provided).
frameBorder - number default to "0" (deprecated in HTML5).
position - string (not added to DOM if not provided).
id - string if set, adds the id parameter with the given value.
className - string if set, adds the class parameter with the given value.
display - string defaults to "block"
height - string (1px > any number above 0, or 1% to 100%)
width - string (1px > any number above 0, or 1% to 100%)
allowFullScreen - if set, applies the allowFullScreen param (deprecated in HTML5). If set, adds allow="fullscreen".
sandbox - add optional sandbox values. For single value, add as string. For multiple values, add as array ({"allow-scripts", "allow-same-origin"}). Valid values are "allow-forms allow-pointer-lock allow-popups allow-same-origin allow-scripts allow-top-navigation"
allow - add optional _allow_ values ("geolocation microphone camera midi encrypted-media & more")
styles - add any additional styles here. Will (intentionally) override any of the props
above. For instance:
`jsx`
position="absolute"
width="100%"
id="myId"
className="myClassname"
height="100%"
styles={{height: "25px"}}/>
will set the height to 25px even though it was specified as 100% in the props.
A comprehensive overview of the iframe element is available from the MDN web docs.
All source code resides in the src/` folder. The other code paths are generated by the tsc compiler.
This project provides a convenient TypeScript-enabled wrapper around the native HTML