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neumorphkit

v1.1.2

Published

A set of beautiful React components themed after Neumorphic design animated with react-spring

Downloads

4

Readme

Neumorphkit. 🕳

NPM JavaScript Style Guide

Neumorphkit is a set of beautiful React components themed after Neumorphic design (Soft Ui) animated with react-spring.

Check out this DEMO. Demo repo repo.

The components are fairy-dusted with React-Spring making them look and feel even more... neumorphic.

The available components include.

  • Neumorphic Binary
  • Neumorphic Button
  • Neumorphic Surface (Card)
  • Neumorphic Radios
  • Neumorphic Checkboxes

Install

npm install --save neumorphkit

Usage

import React, { Component } from 'react';

import { Button } from 'neumorphkit';

const handleClick = () => {
  console.log('hi');
};

const Example = () => {
  return <Button handleClick={handleClick}>Click me</Button>;
};

Components

| Component | Available props | Description | | --------- | ------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | Button | handleClick, active | handleClick: Callback function called when the user clicks the Neumorphic Button. active: default false. Setting to truthy value will put the button on its pressed appearance. | | Surface | width, height | width: default none. width of the surface element. height: default. none. height of the surface element. | | Binary | handleClick, options, title | Title: default none: Title of the binary component. options: default ["",""]. Array, the first 2 items must be type string. Each item will be displayed as an option handleClick: Callback function, receives as argument the option that the user has selected, if an option is deselected, null is passed as argument. | | TextInput | name, value, handleChange, placeholderText | name: default none. name for the underlying text input. value: default none. value for the underlying text input. handleChange: default none: callback function assigned to the onChange prop for the underlying text input. placeholderText: default none: placeholder text assigned to the placeholder text input. | | Checkbox | name, value, handleChange, label, checked | name: default none. name for the underlying text input. handleChange: default none. Callback function passed to the underlying input type=text. label: default none. label displayed to the right of the text input. checked: default false. passed to the checkbox input on its checked prop | | Radio | name, handleChange, label, checked | name: default none. name for the underlying radio input. handleChange: default none. Callback function passed to the underlying input type=text as onChange prop. label: default none. label displayed to the right of the radio input. checked: default false. passed to the radio input on its checked prop. |

License

MIT © FelipeLujan