lyft/lyft-web-button

Build an actionable, Lyft-branded button for your website

Lyft Web Button [DEPRECATED]

DEPRECATED

Please note that this project is now deprecated, and will no longer be directly supported.

Documentation | Code of Conduct | Contributing | License | Support | Lyft.com/developers

Quick Start / Usage

1. Sign up for a client_id and client_token at lyft.com/developers.
2. Grab the component itself from dist.
3. Copy an example html file from dist and fill in the blanks.

See the example file for a sample configuration object:

var OPTIONS = {
  scriptSrc: 'lyftWebButton.js', // path to script location on your server
  namespace: '', // optional namespace
  clientId: '',
  clientToken: '',
  location: {
    pickup: { // optional; leave as an empty object to use current location if document.navigator is available
      latitude: '37.7604',
      longitude: '-122.4132',
    },
    destination: {
      latitude: '37.7604',
      longitude: '-122.4132',
    },
  },
  parentElement: document.getElementById('lyft-web-button-parent'), // where to place the button on your page
  queryParams: {
    credits: '' // optional credits param is the only accepted redirect parameter presently
  },
  theme: 'multicolor large', // see below for theme options
};

Theme options

Several themes are available; see dist/development.multiple.html for all possible examples, or look in src/components/lyftWebButton/index.css for the CSS.

If you chose lyftWebButton and configured it correctly it should look like this:

If you want to build your own components or modify existing ones you'll need to continue reading.

Modifying and Building Components

Installation

To build this from source make sure you have the following:

• git (latest version)
• node (>=4.0.0)
• npm (auto-installs with node)

Next, open a shell session and enter the following commands:

# clone repository
git clone https://github.com/lyft/lyft-web-button.git

# install dependencies
cd lyft-web-button
npm install

Development

1. Start the server with npm start (or npm run-script start).
2. Open webpack-dev-server in a web browser.
3. As you work the page will automatically update via websocket connection.

Alternatively, you can run npm watch:dev to build assets without using webpack-dev-server.

Scripts

# build
npm run-script build

# build with minification
npm run-script build:dist

# regenerate documentation
npm run-script doc

# lint
npm run-script lint

Limitations

• lyftWebButton can appear more than once on a page, but the implementation needs improvement.
• lyftWebModal uses a single theme, but it can be overridden with CSS.
• lyftWebModal only supports Google Maps at this time, but it may be worth allowing a custom background image.

Support

If you're looking for help configuring or using the Lyft Web Button, or if you have general questions related to our APIs, the Lyft Developer Platform team provides support through our forum as well as on Stack Overflow using the lyft-api tag. Please do not create tickets on help.lyft.com as this is our help desk for regular users, and we won't be able to respond to requests made there.

Reporting Security Vulnerabilities

If you've found a vulnerability or a potential vulnerability in the Lyft Web Button please let us know at security@lyft.com. We'll send a confirmation email to acknowledge your report, and we'll send an additional email when we've identified the issue positively or negatively.