๐ Register a global <DisqusJS />
component to add to your layouts.
This plugins is a vuepress wrapper of DisqusJS.
# npm
npm i vuepress-plugin-disqusjs -D
# yarn
yarn add vuepress-plugin-disqusjs
plugins: {
'disqusjs': { /* options */ }
},
Please check out Config for options.
Note that Vuepress allows multiple syntaxes to register plugins. See Vuepress documentation on how to use a plugin for more information.
This plugin present a out-of-box SSR-friendly component - <Disqusjs/>
. Just put it wherever you like, and Disqus will be embedded in the right place. For example:
<template>
<div>
<Content />
<!-- ...... -->
<DisqusJS />
</div>
</template>
Or you can simply put it in your .md
file.
## Hello VuePress
This is a demo.
<Disqus/>
You can use all the props and events defined by DisqusJS.
Prop | Data Type | required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
shortname |
String | true | Your disqus shortname. |
url |
String | false | Your URL where Disqus is present |
title |
String | false | Title that identifies the current page. |
identifier |
String | false | The page's unique identifier |
sso_config |
Object | false | Single sign-on (SSO) |
api_key |
String | false | Your API key disqus |
remote_auth_s3 |
String | false | implementation with Laravel/PHP |
language |
String | false | Language overrides |
See the table above. All the props are also configuration options for this plugin. They'll be passed to every Disqusjs
component. You're still able to override it by passing down props. Note that if you don't set language, it'll use VuePress's $lang as default language.
There's still one option available - name
which specifies the name of the disqus component. Defaults to: DisqusJS
.