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teppokoivula/reactions
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Reactions is a ProcessWire CMS/CMF module for adding the ability for visitors to add reactions for pages.

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Reactions module for ProcessWire
--------------------------------

[](#reactions-module-for-processwire)

Reactions is a module for collecting reactions on pages from site users/visitors. This module is currently at a very early stage, so please test carefully before using it on a live site.

Getting started
---------------

[](#getting-started)

1. Configure available reaction options using `$config->reactions`, e.g. placing something like this in your site/config.php file:

```
$config->reactions = [
	'reaction_types' => [
		'like' => [
			'title' => 'Like it',
			'icon' => '',
			// optional attributes, either as an associative array or as a string, e.g.:
			// 'attrs' => [
			// 	'data-some-attr' => 'value',
			// ],
			// 'attrs' => 'data-attr="value"',
		],
		'love' => [
			'title' => 'Love it',
			'icon' => '',
		],
		'haha' => [
			'title' => 'Haha!',
			'icon' => '',
		],
	],
];

```

2. Install the module
3. Add your own scripts and styles, or use the ones bundled with the module:

```