Add integration overview and usage instructions to README#63
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughExpanded README integration guidance with a unified 3-step flow (Load Library, Add Container, Initialize) and framework-specific setup and lifecycle examples for React, Next.js (App/Pages), Vue/Vite, and Angular, including dynamic URL/title sync and container mount/unmount patterns. Changes
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223-225: PasscontainerRef.currentin the Next.js examples.These snippets already wait for
containerRef.current, so using"#share-button"here is needlessly global. Passing the ref directly is safer and avoids selector collisions if multiple instances ever render.Suggested doc tweak
shareButtonRef.current = new window.SocialShareButton({ - container: "#share-button", + container: containerRef.current, });Also applies to: 318-320
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@README.md` around lines 223 - 225, The snippet instantiates new window.SocialShareButton with a string selector ("#share-button") which is brittle; change it to pass the actual DOM ref instead by using containerRef.current when creating the instance (i.e., update the code that assigns shareButtonRef.current = new window.SocialShareButton({ container: ... }) to supply containerRef.current), and make the identical change for the other Next.js example (the occurrence around the second snippet) so the component uses the stable ref rather than a global selector.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
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In `@README.md`:
- Around line 132-133: The persistent-layout example misses handling SPA route
updates: the SocialShareButton constructor in src/social-share-button.js
captures url/title from window.location.href and document.title at init, so when
placed in a shared Header.jsx / MainLayout.jsx / App.jsx the share target
remains the first page; update the example to call the
SocialShareButton.updateOptions(...) (or equivalent instance method) on
client-side route changes (e.g., Next.js router.events or your SPA router's
change callback), passing the current window.location.href and document.title so
the button reflects the latest route and title.
- Around line 104-108: The README's Angular guidance currently suggests
initializing SocialShareButton in ngOnInit which can run before the view is
rendered; change the guidance to instruct developers to initialize the
SocialShareButton (new SocialShareButton({ container: "#share-button" })) in
ngAfterViewInit so the DOM container (`#share-button`) is guaranteed to exist, and
update the note wherever ngOnInit is mentioned (including the other referenced
lines) to recommend ngAfterViewInit instead.
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Nitpick comments:
In `@README.md`:
- Around line 223-225: The snippet instantiates new window.SocialShareButton
with a string selector ("#share-button") which is brittle; change it to pass the
actual DOM ref instead by using containerRef.current when creating the instance
(i.e., update the code that assigns shareButtonRef.current = new
window.SocialShareButton({ container: ... }) to supply containerRef.current),
and make the identical change for the other Next.js example (the occurrence
around the second snippet) so the component uses the stable ref rather than a
global selector.
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