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@giosg/ui-components

v22.6.1

Published

[![Build Status](https://dronev1.int.giosg.com/api/badges/giosg/ui-components/status.svg)](https://dronev1.int.giosg.com/giosg/ui-components)

Downloads

658

Readme

giosg UI components

Build Status

This is a collection of generic Web user interface components used in giosg services.

Developing

See DEVELOPMENT.md for instructions.

How to use

npm install @giosg/ui-components

Wrap whole application into <Root> component (this component add global styling into page).

If you do not want to change body styling, then wrap your application into <RootWrapper> component instead of <Root>.

See demo page for usage examples.

See peerDependencies for additional mandatory dependencies. If you need to support IE11, you have to provide polyfills for Symbol, Map, and Set.

Theming

You can define your own theme using index.Theme interface and take it into use with setTheme function.

import { setTheme } from "@giosg/ui-components/src/theme/theme";
setTheme(theme);

Just be sure to call it before importing anything else from @giosg/ui-components. Otherwise, you have to forcefully rerender already rendered components after applying the theme!

Currently active theme can be read from index.theme, and the default theme can be read with index.getDefaultTheme().

Theming support is at very early stage and contains only colors (18.7.2019).

styled-components

Component styles are defined using styled-components npm package and emotion