punch-thirdparty-snippets-helper

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Punch Third Party Snippets Helper

Collection of third party snippets (Google Analytics, Disqus, Tweet Button & Web Font Loader), you can easily add to your Punch templates.

How to Use

  • Install the package

    npm install punch-thirdparty-snippets-helper

  • Open your Punch project's configurations (config.json) and add the following:

      "plugins": {
    
      	"helpers": {
      		"thirdparty_snippets_helper": "punch-thirdparty-snippets-helper"
      	}
    
      }
    
  • You must then define the configurations for the snippets you wish to use as follows:

      "thirdparty_snippets": {
    
      	"google_analytics": {
      		"universal": true
      		"property_id": "UA-XXXXXX-X"
      		"property_domain": "yoursite.com"
      	},
    
      	"disqus": {
      		"shortname": "username"
      	},
    
      	"twitter": {
      		"user": "screename"
      	},
    
      	"web_fonts": {
      		"google": {
      			"families": ['Droid Sans', 'Droid Serif']
      		}
      	},
      }
    

Here is a full list of options available for each snippet:

Google Analytics

  • universal: (optional, default to false) - if true, use the new universal google analytics tracking code
  • property_domain (optional, default to auto) - only use when universal is true
  • proterty_id (required) - The property ID for the site you want to track (Learn More)
  • async - Whether to load the script in asynchronous mode, which will start tracking the events immediately without blocking the page rendering (default: true)

Disqus

  • shortname (required) - Shortname provided for your discuss account.

Tweet Button

  • via - Screen name of the user to attribute the Tweet to
  • count - Count box position values: none, horizontal, vertical (default: none)
  • size - The size of the rendered button values: medium, large (default: medium)

WebFont Loader

You must provide the configuration of fonts to load as defined in the WebFont Loader library

For example to use Google Fonts:

	"web_fonts": {
		"google": {
			"families": ['Droid Sans', 'Droid Serif']
		}
	}

or Typekit:

	"web_fonts": {
		typekit: {
			id: 'xxxxxx'
		}
	}

License

Copyright (c) 2012 Licensed under the MIT license.

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