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columns3000

v0.0.7

Published

A simple flex-based column/grid component for React.

Downloads

2

Readme

Columns3000

A simple flex-based column/grid component for React.

Preview

Use it

yarn add columns3000

import {Columns, Column} from 'columns3000';

// in render
<Columns
  columns={12}
  justify="flex-start"
  // Gutter With units! use px, rem, vw, etc, even css variables or calc()!
  gutter="16px"
  breakpoint="720px"
>
  <Column span={6}>This is column spans 6!</Column>
  <Column span={6}>This is column spans 6 too!</Column>
</Columns>;

Responsive gutters, span or columns?

I suggest using useMedia from react-use like below:

import {Columns, Column} from 'columns3000';
import {useMedia} from 'react-use';

const isNarrow = useMedia('(max-width: 1024px)');
const span = isNarrow ? 2 : 4;
const gutter = isNarrow ? '16px' : 'var(--gutterLarge)';

// in render
<Columns
  columns={12}
  justify="flex-start"
  // Gutter With units! use px, rem, vw, etc, even css variables or calc()!
  gutter={gutter}
  breakpoint="720px"
>
  <Column span={span}>Spans 4 on width > 1024 and 2 below!</Column>
  <Column span={span}>Same!</Column>
  <Column span={span}>Same!</Column>
  <Column span={span}>Same!</Column>
</Columns>;

Columns props

| Property | Type | Description | Default value | | ---------- | ------ | -------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------- | | columns | number | total number of columns of the grid system | 12 | | justify | string | css property justify-content, alignment of inner columns | flex-start | | gutter | string | the horizontal/vertical spacing between columns | 16px | | breakpoint | string | the viewport width where single/multi-column layout is toggled | 720px |

Column props

| Property | Type | Description | Default value | | -------- | ------- | ------------------------------------------------ | ------------- | | span | number | amount of columns the columns spans horizontally | required prop | | grow | boolean | flex-grows the column | false |

Why

If you're like me who:

  • Works with React most the time
  • Usually going for css-in-js, particularly emotion. (Note: this uses emotion!)
  • Finds themselves considering to reach out for a no-frills super simple column/grid layout wrappers
  • Likes it simple and cute

Look no further! I tried to basically make a component to make myself happy for most of the use cases I do/would encounter. This does not use any other classNames or some imported css. I think it's "clean" in it just uses emotion generated classnames, and takes advantage of css variables to make it do its thing.

What

A Columns parent and Column wrapper components. Togehter they do these things:

  • Define a grid layout based on a number of columns and gutter size
  • Each column (child) within the grid layout would span a specified number of columns
  • When a breakpoint is reached, toggle between single-column ("mobile") or multi-column configurations

That's it!


Enjoy 🌸