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nucleo-toolkit

v1.1.1

Published

A front-end toolkit built with React, focused on simplicity and accessibility

Downloads

4

Readme

Nucleo Toolkit

A front-end toolkit built with React, focused on simplicity and accessibility

Requirements

Usage

CSS Styles

import "nucleo-toolkit/nucleo.css";

Includes a CSS reset inspired by Eric Meyer's Reset.

Button

import { Button } from "nucleo-toolkit";

Props: children = "", type = "button", size = SIZES.default, onClick = () => {}, disabled = false, pressed = false, className = ""

children The content rendered inside the button (ideally a text string)

type (default: "button") Set to type="submit" to have the button submit a form onClick

size (default: "md") Sets the size of the button. Options: sm, md, lg.

onClick (function) Function called when clicking the button

disabled (boolean) Sets a disabled attribute on the button and prevents the onClick function

pressed (boolean) Applies a classname of pressed to the button, making it appear :active.

className (string) One or more optional classnames to apply to the button.

classNames

A simple JS utility for conditionally joining classnames together into a single string. There is no limit to the number of arguments it can be passed. All arguments must be a string or object.

import { classNames } from "nucleo-toolkit";

const int = 3;
const customClass = undefined;

classNames("always-true", customClass, {
  "always-false": false,
  [`dynamic-${int}`]: true
});
// returns "always-true dynamic-3"

classNames(
  { "btn": true },
  { "lorem": false },
  { "active": true },
  "test"
);
// returns "btn active test"

OtpInput

import { OtpInput } from "nucleo-toolkit";

Props:

inputQty (default: 6) The number of input fields to display

correctOtp The correct OTP to compare against

Demo

npm install
npm run dev