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indoqa-rebass-theme

v0.1.2

Published

A rebass theme based on material design. See a list of already styled components in our [demo app](https://indoqa.github.io/indoqa-rebass-theme/)

Downloads

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Readme

Indoqa Rebass Theme

A rebass theme based on material design. See a list of already styled components in our demo app

Design

The theme is designed to add a basic material look and feel. It intents to be extended by a custom application theme. So the cascading order can be

"Rebass base styles" < "Material Theme" < "Custom Applicaton Theme" < "Per component styling"

Usage

Higher order component

For convenience we provide a higher order component that

  • sets app the rebass child context
  • merges a custom application theme into the material theme
  • adds a root <div> that sets font-family to 'Roboto'
  • adds a css file that includes the Roboto font files downloaded from Google Fonts
import React from 'react'
import MaterialProvider from 'indoqa-rebass-theme'
import DemoPage from './DemoPage.react'

const customTheme = {
  Heading: {
    marginBottom: '10px',
    marginTop: '30px'
  }
}

const DemoApp = () => (
  <MaterialProvider customTheme={customTheme}>
    <DemoPage />
  </MaterialProvider>
)

export default DemoApp

Low level

If you only want to reuse the rebass configuration file merged with custom application styles, you can create the config object with

import createMaterialTheme from 'indoqa-rebass-theme'
import customTheme from './my-custom-theme.js'

const rebassConfig = createMaterialTheme(customTheme)
....
getChildContext() {
 return {
  rebass: rebassConfig
 }
}