Blog Style Integration
Callbacks
1. loginClickCallback
Purpose: Triggers when a user clicks the login button.
Use Case: Essential for redirecting to an authentication page or opening a login modal.
Example:
loginClickCallback={() => { /* open authentication modal */ }}
2. commentAuthorClickCallback
Purpose: Executes when a user clicks on a comment author's name or avatar.
Use Case: Useful for navigating to the author's profile page or initiating a chat.
Example:
commentAuthorClickCallback={(authorId) => { /* navigate to author's profile */ }}
3. currentUserClickCallback
Purpose: Activated when a user clicks their own name or avatar in a comment.
Use Case: Ideal for directing to the user's own profile or settings.
Example:
currentUserClickCallback={() => { /* navigate to user's profile */ }}
These callbacks provide a seamless integration with your existing user management system, enhancing the overall user experience in your application.
Managing Guests
- When
user
isundefined
(no user logged in), Replyke displays a login button. - This feature caters to situations where users are not logged in, inviting them to authenticate to interact with the comment system.
This design allows Replyke to offer a consistent and integrated commenting experience, whether users are logged in or browsing as guests.