Share

Primitives for supporting sharing of resources on social media and beyond.

• createSocialShare - A primitive for sharing on social media and beyond.
• makeWebShare - Generates a simple non-reactive WebShare primitive for sharing.
• createWebShare - Creates a reactive status about web share.

#createSocialShare

#How to use it

import { createSocialShare, TWITTER } from "@solid-primitives/share";

const [share, close] = createSocialShare(() => ({
  title: "SolidJS.com",
  url: "https://www.solidjs.com",
  description: "Simple and well-behaved reactivity!",
}));
share(TWITTER);

#Definition

function createSocialShare(
  options: Accessor<{
    network?: Network;
    url: string;
    title: string;
    description: string;
    quote?: string;
    hashtags?: string;
    twitterUser?: string;
    media?: string;
    tag?: string;
    popup?: SharePopupOptions;
  }>,
  controller: Window = window,
): [share: (network: Network | undefined) => void, close: () => void, isSharing: Accessor<boolean>];

#Network List

The following are a list of supported networks that may be imported from the share package.

For the networks: Line, Skype, SMS, Telegram, Viber, WhatsApp and Yammer; the shared content is a string of the form: "$title $url $description"

Note that you can also provide your own custom network by formatting the input string into the share function. The following is a list of properties that will be replaced by the utility:

• @u: URL
• @t: Title
• @d: Description
• @q: Quote
• @h: Hashtags
• @m: Media
• @tu: TwitterUser (Twitter specific)

The following is an example of Twitter's share string:

const twitter: Network = "https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?text=@t&url=@u&hashtags=@h@tu";

#Demo

You may view a working example here on Stackblitz.

#Acknowledgements

A portion of this primitive was built from https://github.com/nicolasbeauvais/vue-social-sharing/blob/master/src/share-network.js.

#makeWebShare

Generates a simple non-reactive WebShare primitive for sharing. Uses the WebShare API.

#How to use it

import { makeWebShare } from "@solid-primitives/share";

const share = makeWebShare();

try {
  await share({ url: "https://solidjs.com" });
} catch (e) {
  console.log(e);
}

#createWebShare

Creates a reactive status about web share. Uses the WebShare API.

#How to use it

import { createWebShare } from "@solid-primitives/share";

const [data, setData] = createSignal<ShareData>({});
const shareStatus = createWebShare(data);

createEffect(() => {
  console.log(shareStatus.status, shareStatus.message);
});

#Changelog

See CHANGELOG.md