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nmm_xas_app_flexbox

v0.0.6

Published

A flexible box component for layout, using styled-components.

Downloads

10

Readme

AppFlexBox React JS Component

AppFlexBox is a versatile, styled React component designed for flexible and responsive layout design. It integrates seamlessly with styled-components and provides a wide range of customization options to fit various layout needs.

Features

  • Flexible Display Types: Supports various display types like d-flex, d-inline-flex, and their responsive variants.
  • Direction Control: Allows setting the flex direction including row, column, and their reverse forms across different screen sizes.
  • Justify Content: Offers extensive options to justify content like justify-content-start, justify-content-end, and more.
  • Align Items: Provides settings for aligning items such as align-items-start, align-items-end, etc.
  • Align Self: Includes options like align-self-start, align-self-end to control the alignment of the component itself.
  • Flex Fill: Enables the component to occupy all available space.
  • Auto Margins: Supports automatic margin adjustment with ms-auto.
  • Flex Wrap: Allows setting the wrap behavior of flex items.
  • Order Control: Facilitates reordering of flex items with options like order-1, order-2, etc.
  • Align Content: Aligns content with options such as align-content-start, align-content-center, and more.
  • Custom Styling: Accepts inline styles for additional customization.

Installation

To use AppFlexBox in your project, you need to have styled-components installed. If you haven't installed styled-components yet, you can add it to your project using npm:

npm install styled-components

Then, you can import and use AppFlexBox in your React application:

import AppFlexBox from './path-to-AppFlexBox'; // Adjust the path as needed

Usage

<AppFlexBox
  className="your-custom-class"
  flexType="d-flex"
  direction="flex-row"
  justifyContent="justify-content-start"
  alignItems="align-items-center"
  alignSelf="align-self-auto"
  fill="flex-fill"
  autoMargins="ms-auto"
  wrap="flex-wrap"
  order="order-1"
  alignContent="align-content-start"
  style={{ yourCustomStyleObject }}
>
  {/* Your content here */}
</AppFlexBox>

Customize the component using the available props to fit the layout needs of your project. The className and style props allow for further customization with external CSS or inline styles.