jsoft-react-view

A react.js package to simplify user interface development quickly and simply based on react-native View and more.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

This module was developed in node.js v10.16.3.

We recommend using node.js v10.x or higher.

Installation

This is a Node.js module available through the npm registry.

Installation is done using the npm install command:

$ npm install --save jsoft-react-view 
or
$ yarn add jsoft-react-view 

or in development mode:

$ npm install --save-dev jsoft-react-view
or
$ yarn add jsoft-react-view --dev

Loading

you can load this module like this:

import View from "jsoft-react-view" 

or

import View, {styledComponents} from "jsoft-react-view"

than

const { styled, others: {createGlobalStyle} } = styledComponents

Demonstration

See a demonstration of how fast and productive it can be using jsoft-react-view

What jsoft-react-view offers us?

jsoft-react-view gives us a simple way of styling our components as if using a template like bootstrap for example.

What else is good?

jsoft-react-view uses styled-components to style its components. Therefore, you don't have to worry about prefixing the css, class duplication, or unitized styles properties, and it also has a reduced css syntax.

Not everything is flowers!!

jsoft-react-view does not have a simplified syntax for all css properties, so you will have to style using the pureStyle or style property, or import styled-components and do whatever you want using styled-components components.

How can I use this?

import React from "react";
import View from "jsoft-react-view";

function App(){
    return (
      <View el="h1" cl="#09f" ft="15px arial" ftLight>Hello!</View>
    )
}

export default App

The el property is used to specify which HTML element to use and, if not set, defaults to div.

Simple examples of how to use

Here are some examples of how cool it would be for you to use jsoft-react-view.

Example 1 / Changing the tag of an HTML element.

Suppose you want to change the HTML of a component, ie its tag, such as div to h1. How would it be done using View?

import React, { useState } from "react";
import View from "jsoft-react-view";

function App() {
  const [el, setEl] = useState("div")

  return (
    <>
      <View
        el={el}
        cl="#09f"
        ft="15px arial"
        ftLight
        onMouseEnter={() => setEl("h1")}
        onMouseLeave={() => setEl("div")}
      >
        Hello jsoft-react-view!
      </View>
    </>
  );
}

export default App;

This way you change the html elements and with your creativity you can do much more.

Example 2 (VIEW_NULL) / Remove a component, or HTML element from DOM.

Suppose you have a messaging system and for some reason you want to remove any messages. How to make?

import React, { useState } from "react";
import View from "jsoft-react-view";

function App() {
  const [el, removeEl] = useState("span")

  return (
    <>
      <View el={el}>Hello guys!</View>
      <View el="input" type="button" value="Remove" onClick={() => removeEl("VIEW_NULL")} />
    </>
  );
}

export default App;

By adding VIEW_NULL as a value of el you are automatically removing the element from DOM

Example 3 / Agility in the use of CSS.

Using View you can set your CSS in very short syntax without using the pureStyle or style property. There is a table that shows how to use this but we will show some peculiarities.

Suppose you intend to change, for example, a color of a child element of a container when the mouse is inside that container.

import React from "react";
import View from "jsoft-react-view";

function App() {
  return (
    <>
      <View el="article" hover={{cl: "#09f"}} hoverEffectEl=".myText">
          <View el="h1" className="myText">change my color</View>
      </View>
    </>
  );
}

export default App;

Inside hoverEffectEl you can pass your query as in pure CSS. Example: hoverEffectEl ="+ h1", hoverEffectEl ="> label" and so on.

or with that and thatQuery

import React from "react";
import View from "jsoft-react-view";

function App() {
  return (
    <>
      <View el="article" that={{cl: "#09f"}} thatQuery="> h1">
          <View el="h1">change my color</View>
      </View>
    </>
  );
}

export default App;

Example 4 / Responsive layout.

Using the _mediaScreen property you can define a display rule according to the dimensions provided.

import React, { useState } from "react";
import View from "jsoft-react-view";

function App() {
  return (
    <>
      <View
        el="main"
        psRelative 
        wdHg="100%" 
        bgCl="#09f"
        _mediaScreen={{
          dimensions: "max-width: 720px",
          style: { bgCl: "#003" }
        }}
      />
    </>
  );
}

export default App;

or for multiple resolutions:

import React, { useState } from "react";
import View from "jsoft-react-view";

function App() {
  return (
    <>
      <View
        el="main"
        psRelative 
        wdHg="100%" 
        bgCl="#09f"
        _mediaScreen={[
          {
            dimensions: "min-width: 520px",
            style: { bgCl: "#003" }
          },
          {
            dimensions: "min-width: 900px",
            style: { bgCl: "green" }
          }
        ]}
      />
    </>
  );
}

export default App;

Example 5 / Working with pure CSS.

Using the pureStyle property, you set your styles to be using styled-components or rather you will be using styled-components.

import React, { useState } from "react";
import View from "jsoft-react-view";

function App() {
  return (
    <>
      <View
        el="main"
        pureStyle={`
          margin-top: 50px;
          :hover {background-color: red}
        `}
      />
    </>
  );
}

export default App;

or like this:

import React, { useState } from "react";
import View from "jsoft-react-view";

function App() {
  return (
    <>
      <View
        el="main"
        psRelative 
        wdHg="100%" 
        bgCl="#09f"
        _mediaScreen={{
          dimensions: "max-width: 720px",
          style: { bgCl: "#003" },
          pureStyle: `padding: 20px;`
        }}
      />
    </>
  );
}

export default App;

and so on...

Example 6 (getRef) / Referencing an Element.

import React, { useState } from "react";
import View from "jsoft-react-view";

function App() {
  let refEl = null
  return (
    <>
      <View
        el="article"
        getRef={ref => (refEl = ref)}
        />
    </>
  );
}

export default App;

These were some examples of how to use it and of course you can do much more according to your creativity.

CSS properties simplified

Properties that are not listed can be added using the pureStyle or style property.

There are some CSS properties that are not listed, but are directly supported by Views without changing the original name of CSS.

{
  ps: "position",
  psRelative: "position:relative",
  psAbsolute: "position:absolute",
  psFixed: "position:fixed",
  psSticky: "position:sticky",
  pd: "padding",
  pdY: "padding-top:_val_;padding-bottom:_val",
  pdX: "padding-left:_val_;padding-right:_val_",
  pdT: "padding-top",
  pdL: "padding-left",
  pdR: "padding-right",
  pdB: "padding-bottom",
  mg: "margin",
  mgY: "margin-top:_val_;margin-bottom:_val_",
  mgX: "margin-left:_val_;margin-right:_val_",
  mgT: "margin-top",
  mgL: "margin-left",
  mgR: "margin-right",
  mgB: "margin-bottom",
  bd: "border",
  bdY: "border-top:_val_;border-bottom:_val_",
  bdX: "border-left:_val_;border-right:_val_",
  bdT: "border-top",
  bdL: "border-left",
  bdR: "border-right",
  bdB: "border-bottom",
  bdStyle: "border-style",
  bdYstyle: "border-top-style:_val_;border-bottom-style:_val_",
  bdXstyle: "border-left-style:_val_;border-right-style:_val_",
  bdTstyle: "border-top-style",
  bdLstyle: "border-left-style",
  bdRstyle: "border-right-style",
  bdBstyle: "border-bottom-style",
  bdBox: "box-sizing:border-box",
  bdSizing: "box-sizing",
  wd: "width",
  maxWd: "max-width",
  minWd: "min-width",
  solidWd: "min-width:_val_;width:_val_;max-width:_val_",
  hg: "height",
  maxHg: "max-height",
  minHg: "min-height",
  solidHg: "min-height:_val_;height:_val_;max-height:_Val_",
  wdHg: "width:_val_;height:_val_",
  dimensions:
    "min-width:_val_;width:_val_;max-width:_val_;min-height:_val_;height:_val_;max-height:_Val_",
  bg: "background",
  bgCl: "background-color",
  bgImg: "background-image",
  bgSize: "background-size",
  top: "top",
  left: "left",
  right: "right",
  bottom: "bottom",
  cl: "color",
  ft: "font",
  ftThin: "font-weight:100",
  ftLight: "font-weight:300",
  ftRegular: "font-weight:400",
  ftMedium: "font-weight:500",
  ftBold: "font-weight:700",
  ftSize: "font-size",
  ftSizeAdj: "font-size-adjust",
  ftFamily: "font-family",
  ftStyle: "font-style",
  ftVar: "font-variant",
  ftWg: "font-weight",
  lineHg: "line-height",
  txtTransform: "text-transform",
  txtAlign: "text-align",
  txtDecoration: "text-decoration",
  whiteSpace: "white-space",
  wordBreak: "word-break",
  liStyle: "list-style",
  elContent: "content",
  transition: "transition",
  shadow: "box-shadow",
  txtShadow: "text-shadow",
  radius: "border-radius",
  transform: "transform",
  display: "display",
  cln: "columns",
  clnCount: "column-count",
  clnGap: "column-gap",
  clnWd: "column-width",
  clnBreakIn:
    "column-break-inside:_val_;page-break-inside:_val_;break-inside:_val_",
  float: "float",
  resize: "resize",
  opacity: "opacity",
  index: "z-index",
  cursor: "cursor",
  scroll: "overflow:auto",
  scrollY: "overflow:hidden;overflow-y:auto",
  scrollX: "overflow:hidden;overflow-x:auto",
  Flex: "flex",
  flex: "display:flex",
  flexDirection: "flex-direction",
  flexRow: "flex-direction:row",
  flexRowReverse: "flex-direction:row-reverse",
  flexColumn: "flex-direction:column",
  flexColumnReverse: "flex-direction:column-reverse",
  flexWrap: "flex-wrap",
  flexWrapReverse: "flex-wrap:wrap-reverse",
  flexNowrap: "flex-wrap:nowrap",
  order: "order",
  justifyContent: "justify-content",
  justifyContentStart: "justify-content:flex-start",
  justifyContentEnd: "justify-content:flex-end",
  justifyContentCenter: "justify-content:center",
  justifyContentBetween: "justify-content:space-between",
  justifyContentAround: "justify-content:space-around",
  justifyContentEvenly: "justify-content:space-evenly",
  alignItems: "align-items",
  alignItemsStart: "align-items:flex-start",
  alignItemsEnd: "align-items:flex-end",
  alignItemsCenter: "align-items:center",
  alignContent: "align-content",
  alignContentStart: "align-content:flex-start",
  alignContentEnd: "align-content:flex-end",
  alignContentCenter: "align-content:center",
  alignContentStretch: "align-content:stretch",
  alignContentBaseline: "align-content:baseline",
  alignContentBetween: "align-content:space-between",
  alignContentAround: "align-content:space-around",
  alignContentEvenly: "align-content:space-evenly",
  FlexGrow: "flex-grow",
  flexGrow: "flex-grow:1",
  alignSelf: "align-self",
  grid: "grid",
  placeholderStyle: "&::placeholder",
  hoverThis: "&:hover",
  hover: "&:hover",
  focusThis: "&:focus",
  focus: "&:focus",
  focusInsideThis: "&:focus-within",
  focusInside: "&:focus-within",
  focusWinThis: "&:focus-within",
  focusWin: "&:focus-within",
  activeThis: "&:active",
  active: "&:active",
  elBefore: "&::before",
  elAfter: "&::after",
  elLeft: "&:left",
  elRight: "&:right",
  that: "&",
  _mediaScreen: "@media only screen and (_dm_){_style_}"
}

Contributing

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.

Versions

We use SemVer for versioning.

Author

João Trindade

• Email: [email protected]
• WhatsApp: +244 913 056 212
• Instagram: jayjsoft
• Facebook

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License

Acknowledgments

• I thank God for all the good you have done in my life
• To all those who supported me and always believed in me