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memphis-uix

v0.0.2-a

Published

A UI Component Library for React Web Apps!

Downloads

3

Readme

Memphis UI Logo

Welcome to memphis ui

An opinionated React JSX component library to do the heavy liftings for you

NPM JavaScript Style Guide

All the components here have been designed from scratch with minimal dependency with other libraries. Notable libraries used in this project are:

  • Material Icons

Installation

There are two installations available.

  1. Package only installation from NPM (to be used in your projects) ==> See [Installation 1]
  2. Entire library including storybook (for development purposes only) ==> See [Installation 2]

Installation 1 - via npm


npm add memphis-uix

Or

npm install --save memphis-uix@latest

Installation 2 - Entire project


This project is initiated using the create-react-library starter boilerplate. This was for easy library publishing to NPM. Afterwards, storybook was installed on top in order to visualize and test the components.

Clone the project in your local machine and follow the following steps:

  1. Checkout develop branch if you're in master. (It usually has the latest commits).
  2. cd into root directory if you haven't.
  3. Run these commands:
npm install

npm run storybook

npm start
  1. On a new terminal, cd into the example folder and also do the following:
npm install

npm start

Usage

Visit memphis ui storybook to get an in-depth walkthrough on using the components

Example

import React from 'react'
import { Card, Button } from 'memphis-uix'

const App = () => (
  <Button variant='primary'>
    How's it going!{' '}
    <span role='img' aria-label='smily'>
      😄
    </span>
  </Button>
)

To see all the available props visit the Buttons story page

NPM Homepage Link

License

MIT © ahamedzoha