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@ptolemy2002/react-styled-component-utils

v1.1.2

Published

A number of utility functions for working with styled components in React.

Downloads

170

Readme

React Styled Component Utils

A number of utility functions for working with styled components in React.

Each utility function is exported as a named export from the library, so you can import them with this syntax:

// ES6
import { utilityFunction } from 'react-styled-component-utils';
// CommonJS
const { utilityFunction } = require('react-styled-component-utils');

Type Reference

import { Breakpoint } from "@ptolemy2002/bs-utils";
import { CSSProperties } from "react";
import { Interpolation } from "styled-components";
type RequiredCSSProperties = Required<CSSProperties>;
type WithCSSProp<T={}> = T & { $css?: Interpolation<Omit<T, "$css">> };

type StyledComponentPropsKeyInfer<P> = P extends `$${infer K}` ? K : P;
interface StyledComponentProps<FunctionalProps, StyleProps, _StyleProps = {
    [K in keyof StyleProps as `$${StyledComponentPropsKeyInfer<Exclude<K, symbol>>}`]: 
    StyleProps[K]
}> {
    functional: FunctionalProps;
    style: _StyleProps;
    all: FunctionalProps & _StyleProps;
}
type StyledComponentPropsWithCSS<FunctionalProps, StyleProps> = StyledComponentProps<FunctionalProps, StyleProps> & {
    "style": WithCSSProp<StyledComponentProps<FunctionalProps, StyleProps>["style"]>;
};

Types

The following types are available in the library:

RequiredCSSProperties

A type that represents the same as React's CSSProperties type, but with all properties required. This helps with referencing them as constants.

WithCSSProp

A type that represents an object with a $css property that can be used to add additional styles to a styled component instance without creating a brand new styled component. The type parameter T is the type of the styled component's props.

StyledComponentProps

A type that represents the props of a styled component. The type parameter FunctionalProps is the type of the props the component itself takes and StyleProps is the type of the props that are used to style the component and therefore won't be passed to the underlying component (indicated by adding a "$" prefix to the property name). Do not specify _StyleProps as it is internal and calculated automatically. Props that already have a "$" prefix will be left with the same name: no additional "$" will be added.

StyledComponentPropsWithCSS

A variant of StyledComponentProps that includes the $css property as a styled prop. This is a little more complicated than it first seems, so that's why it's a separate type.

Functions

The following functions are available in the library:

centerHorizontal

Centers the child element horizontally within its parent using a common CSS trick that involves setting margin left and right to auto. Unfortunately, this does not work with height, so there are no vertical alignment functions.

Parameters

  • None

Returns

A RuleSet that can be used to center the child element horizontally within its parent.

alignLeft

Aligns the child element to the left of its parent using a common CSS trick that involves setting margin right to auto.

Parameters

  • None

Returns

A RuleSet that can be used to align the child element to the left of its parent.

alignRight

Aligns the child element to the right of its parent using a common CSS trick that involves setting margin left to auto.

Parameters

  • None

Returns

A RuleSet that can be used to align the child element to the right of its parent.

paddingX

A shorthand function for setting padding on the left and right sides of an element.

Parameters

  • padding (RequiredCSSProperties["padding"]): The padding to apply to the left and right sides of the element.

Returns

A RuleSet that can be used to apply the padding to the left and right sides of the element.

paddingY

A shorthand function for setting padding on the top and bottom sides of an element.

Parameters

  • padding (RequiredCSSProperties["padding"]): The padding to apply to the top and bottom sides of the element.

Returns

A RuleSet that can be used to apply the padding to the top and bottom sides of the element.

marginX

A shorthand function for setting margin on the left and right sides of an element.

Parameters

  • margin (RequiredCSSProperties["margin"]): The margin to apply to the left and right sides of the element.

Returns

A RuleSet that can be used to apply the margin to the left and right sides of the element.

marginY

A shorthand function for setting margin on the top and bottom sides of an element.

Parameters

  • margin (RequiredCSSProperties["margin"]): The margin to apply to the top and bottom sides of the element.

Returns

A RuleSet that can be used to apply the margin to the top and bottom sides of the element.

allLinkPsuedo

Apply a set of styles to all link pseudo classes.

Parameters

  • content (Interpolation<object>): The styles to apply to all link pseudo classes.

minWidth

A shorthand function for cxreating a media query that applies only when the viewport is at least a certain width.

Parameters

  • width (RequiredCSSProperties["width"]): The minimum width of the viewport for the media query to apply.
  • content (Interpolation<object>): The styles to apply when the viewport is at least the specified width.

Returns

A RuleSet that can be used to apply the styles only when the viewport is at least the specified width.

maxWidth

A shorthand function for creating a media query that applies only when the viewport is at most a certain width.

Parameters

  • width (RequiredCSSProperties["width"]): The maximum width of the viewport for the media query to apply.
  • content (Interpolation<object>): The styles to apply when the viewport is at most the specified width.

Returns

A RuleSet that can be used to apply the styles only when the viewport is at most the specified width.

widthRange

A shorthand function for creating a media query that applies only when the viewport is between two widths.

Parameters

  • minWidth (RequiredCSSProperties["width"]): The minimum width of the viewport for the media query to apply.
  • maxWidth (RequiredCSSProperties["width"] | null): The maximum width of the viewport for the media query to apply or null if there is no maximum width.
  • content (Interpolation<object>): The styles to apply when the viewport is between the specified widths.

Returns

A RuleSet that can be used to apply the styles only when the viewport is between the specified widths.

bsBreakpointMin

A shorthand function for creating a media query that applies only when the viewport is at least a certain Bootstrap breakpoint.

Parameters

  • breakpoint (Breakpoint | number): The Bootstrap breakpoint for the media query to apply or the index of it in the Breakpoint array.
  • content (Interpolation<object>): The styles to apply when the viewport is at least the specified Bootstrap breakpoint.

Returns

A RuleSet that can be used to apply the styles only when the viewport is at least the specified Bootstrap breakpoint.

bsBreakpointMax

A shorthand function for creating a media query that applies only when the viewport is at most a certain Bootstrap breakpoint.

Parameters

  • breakpoint (Breakpoint | number): The Bootstrap breakpoint for the media query to apply or the index of it in the Breakpoint array.
  • content (Interpolation<object>): The styles to apply when the viewport is at most the specified Bootstrap breakpoint.

Returns

A RuleSet that can be used to apply the styles only when the viewport is at most the specified Bootstrap breakpoint.

bsBreakpointSame

A shorthand function for creating a media query that applies only when the viewport is at a certain Bootstrap breakpoint.

Parameters

  • breakpoint (Breakpoint | number): The Bootstrap breakpoint for the media query to apply or the index of it in the Breakpoint array.
  • content (Interpolation<object>): The styles to apply when the viewport is at the specified Bootstrap breakpoint.

Returns

A RuleSet that can be used to apply the styles only when the viewport is at the specified Bootstrap breakpoint.

Peer Dependencies

  • @ptolemy2002/bs-utils^1.0.0
  • styled-components^6.1.13
  • polished^4.3.1

Commands

The following commands exist in the project:

  • npm run build - Builds the library
  • npm run dev - Starts the development server
  • npm run lint - Lints the project
  • npm run uninstall - Uninstalls all dependencies for the library and clears the cache
  • npm run reinstall - Uninstalls, clears the cache, and then reinstalls all dependencies for the library
  • npm run release - Publishes the library to npm without changing the version
  • npm run release-patch - Publishes the library to npm with a patch version bump
  • npm run release-minor - Publishes the library to npm with a minor version bump
  • npm run release-major - Publishes the library to npm with a major version bump