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@drepkovsky/k-site

v1.2.6

Published

KSite is a react, bootstrap-like component library, build upon styled-components.

Downloads

12

Readme

k-site

KSite is a react, bootstrap-like component library used for an easier static page creation. KSite was build upon styled-components library.

Install

npm i @drepkovsky/k-site

Usage

To successfuly implement k-site package in your project you should wrap your app in a KSite wrapper component. The only prime descendant of KSite component should be a KPage component. KPage component is used as a wrapper for a single page on your site. By giving it name and route props, KPage component would be recognized by KSite, and added to the KSite router. The route prop of KPage, will be used as an url relative to your site domain. Route and name props are also used by KSection components. By giving your KSection component a route prop, you are assigning an ID to the given section.

import { KSite, KPage, KSection } from "@drepkovsky/k-site";

function App() {
  return (
    <KSite>
      <KPage name="Home" route="/">
        <KSection name="About" route="/#about">
          .....
        </KSection>
      </KPage>
    </KSite>
  );
}

More documentation coming soon...