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minimui

v2.3.8

Published

Minimalist React Component Library

Downloads

15

Readme

Build Status JavaScript Style Guide

THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS

minimui

Minimui is my minimalist React component library that I use for various projects.

YMMV.

I have developed this React component library to standardise form components, create custom components, support standardised states, and do this all in a visually attractive way.

Principles

  • Native components SHOULD be used where possible, as this is necessary to avoid problems that lie outside the browser canvas. For example, using a <select> with options that overflow over the bottom of the browser window is problematic as they will not be displayed, whereas a native control will render the options upwards and viewable.
  • All form components MUST support "focus", "error", "disabled" and "in-progress" states.
  • All form components MUST support keyboard navigation (tab), and keyboard activation where applicable (spacebar).
  • All component states MUST be observable to colour-blind people and when rendering is grayscale, i.e. no component state is primarily indicated by colour, but colours are used as a secondary aesthetic state indicators.
  • All form components MUST support "in-progress" state when an asynchronous action has been triggered (e.g. an XHR).
  • Components that are in a "disabled" or "in-progress" state MUST NOT emit events (e.g. onClick).
  • All form components MUST be controlled components.

Dependencies

  • react 16.x
  • font-awesome 5.x
  • styled-components 4.x