Engagespot
Front-end UI-Kit for building notification center for apps
Overview
Engagespot is a platform that provides UI kits for different platforms. It offers various versions of packages, including @engagespot/react-component, @engagespot/react-hooks, @engagespot/core, and @engagespot/client. These packages provide React components, hooks, core APIs, and bundled versions for JavaScript applications. Engagespot can be easily integrated into React applications and used as a notification center. It offers documentation, examples, and a contributing guide for developers. The platform is licensed under the MIT license.
Features
- React Component: Easily plug in the @engagespot/react-component into your React application.
- React Hooks: Build your own notification center using the provided react hooks in @engagespot/react-hooks.
- Core APIs and Functions: Utilize the core APIs and JavaScript functions from @engagespot/core in any JavaScript application.
- Bundled Version: The @engagespot/client package provides a bundled version of react-component that can be used in any JavaScript app.
Summary
Engagespot is a platform that offers UI kits for different platforms. It provides React components, hooks, core APIs, and bundled versions of packages for JavaScript applications. With Engagespot, developers can easily integrate notification centers into their React applications. The platform has documentation and examples available, along with a contributing guide for developers. Engagespot is licensed under the MIT license.
- React
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- React Native
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- Eslint
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- Typescript
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