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@dimaslz/react-dynamic-classname

v0.0.3

Published

React component to have a flexible className as Vue style but in React.

Downloads

4

Readme

@dimaslz/react-dynamic-classname

React component to have a flexible className as Vue style but in React.

Motivation

I like to create tools and small libraries and, this was an excuse to create a library in React. Other motivatin is, under my experience, as I have worked with Vue with dynamic classes, has a better flexibility to work with directly in the template and, it is something that I do when I work in React and I have to apply some conditionals in the className.

To clarify: I do saying that is better, just is a different way. For me sometimes it is useful.

Installation

npm: npm install @dimaslz/react-dynamic-classname

yarn: yarn add @dimaslz/react-dynamic-classname

Example

Pure React

// ...

export const App = () => {
	return (
		<TAG className={
			conditionTrue ? "class-a": "",
			conditionFalse ? "class-b": "",
			conditionTrue ? "class-c": "",
		}>
			Demo text
		</TAG>
	)
}

export default App
<!-- will be rendered as: -->
<TAG class="class-a class-c">
	Demo text
</TAG>

With this component

import { ReactDynamicClass } from '@dimaslz/react-dynamic-classname';

export const App = () => {
	return (
		<ReactDynamicClassName>
			// ...
			<TAG d-classname={{
				"class-a": true,
				"class-b": false,
				"class-c": true
			}}>
				Demo text
			</TAG>
			// ...
		</ReactDynamicClassName>
	)
}

export default App
<!-- will be rendered as: -->
<TAG class="class-a class-c">
	Demo text
</TAG>

Live demo: https://react-dynamic-classname.dimaslz.dev

Author

{
	name: "Dimas López",
	role: "FullStack Software development",
	alias: "dimaslz",
	twitter: "https://twitter.com/dimaslz",
	site: "https://dimaslz.dev",
	linkedin: "https://www.linkedin.com/in/dimaslopezzurita"
}