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@trend/button

v0.6.0

Published

TREND Components button component

Downloads

13

Readme

React Buttons

Create TREND buttons using react.

Installation

## Has peer dependency with react and react-dom
npm install react react-dom
npm install @trend/react-button

Basic Usage

With a module bunlder like webpack, use as you would anything else:

// Using ES6 modules.
@import React from 'react';
@import Button from '@trend/button';

// Render a basic TREND component button.
function MyButton(props) {
  return <Button {...props}>My Button</Button>;
}

// Will output:
// <button class="tc-Button" type="button">My Button</button>

// Render a ctab button using variant props.
functon CtabButton() {
  return <Button variant="ctab">Ctab Button</Button>;
}

// Will output:
// <button class="tc-Button tc-Button--ctab" type="button">My Button</button>

// Render a accent compact button using size props.
functon AccentCompactButton() {
  return <Button accent size="flat">Accent Compact Button</Button>;
}

// Will output:
// <button class="tc-Button tc-Button--flat tc-Button--accent" type="button">
//   Accent Compact Button
// </button>

// Render children as a function.
function ButtonWithIcon() {
  return <Button>
    {({ getButtonIconProps }) =>
      <React.Fragment>
        <Icon {...getButtonIconProps()} />
        Button with icon
      </React.Fragment>
    }
  </Button>
}

// Will output:
// <button class="tc-Button" type="button">
//   <svg class="tc-Button-icon" aria-hidden="true" ...>//...</svg>
//   Button with icon
// </button>

Props:

className

string | optional, no default

Will automatically add tc-Button to rendered button element.

accent

boolean | defaults to false

Use the accent theme.

disabled

boolean | defaults to false

size

string | optional, no default

Can be "compact."

variant

string | optional, no default

Can be any of "ctab", "flat", or "ghost."

type

string | defaults button

Can be any one of button, submit, or reset.

children

function({}) or node | required

Children as function gets called with an object and is useful for rendering a child icon in a button element.

Property | Category | Type | Description --- | --- | --- | --- getButtonIconProps | prop getter | function(props: object) | Will return the props to apply to a icon as a child of a button element.