JRS React Components Themes

Pass one the following themes to a JRS React Component and achieve ultimate tachyons css styling goodness for the win!

Available themes

• dark
• light
• icy

Install

npm install jrs-react-components-themes --save

Showcase

Our showcase displays the various available themes applied to our JRS React Components.

Code Example

The code example uses the List,ImageListItem, and Button components from jrs-react-components along with the dark theme. Components may optionally be passed a themeStyles object as props. themeStyles provides the tachyons css classes to the component.

import React from 'react'
import {
  List,
  ImageListItem,
  Button
} from 'jrs-react-components'

import {dark} from 'jrs-react-components-themes'

const ExampleTheme1 = (props) => {
  return (
    <div className='pa4'>
      <h1 className='tc'>Theme Example 1</h1>
      <h2 className=''>List and ImageListItem</h2>
      <List themeStyles={dark.themeStyles}>
        <ImageListItem themeStyles={dark.themeStyles}
          title='Hello'
          image='http://fillmurray.com/100/100'
          link={<Button onClick={e => alert('Check out fillmurray.com')}>Click Here</Button>}
        />
      </List>
    </div>
  )
}

export default ExampleTheme1

Tip! You can modify themes with the ThemeManager. See jrs-react-components Theme Manager.

Exploring a theme object

Here's a partial look at the structure of the dark theme object:

const dark = {
  themeName: 'dark',
  themeStyles: {
    panelBorder: `ba ${borderRound} ${backgroundColor} ${childBorderColor}`,
    panelHeader: `${paddingAll} ${backgroundColor} ${textColor}`,
    panelH2: `${h2}`,
    panelChildrenSection: `${paddingAll} ${backgroundColor}`,
    panelFooter:  `${paddingAll} ${backgroundColor} ${textColor}`,
    panelButtonDiv: `fr`,
    panelButton: `ba dim ${paddingAll} ${backgroundColor} ${textColor}`,
    listUl: `list pl0 mt0 measure ba br2 b--black-10`,
    ... remaining themeStyles keys omitted for brevity ...

A theme object contains a themeName and a themeStyles object. The former is used to identify the theme. themeStyles contains a series of key and value pairs. Each key is used within a particular jrs-react-components. For example, the listUl key contains the tachyons css style classes for the List component's <ul> tag.

License

MIT

Contributions

Contributions are welcome, all code is styled using standard and formatted using prettier.