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prince-jogani

v0.1.20

Published

React UI Components

Downloads

7

Readme

prince-jogani NPM package

Install

Install using npm install prince-jogani

Usage

In a React app, use the Button components:
import { Button } from 'prince-jogani'

Use like this

<Button
    // onClick={() => onClick()}
    // onProgress={() => console.log("asd")}
    // disabled
    // id="testingID"
    // className="btn-success"
    // textTransform="uppercase"
    // advanceCSS="onhoverzoom"
    // cursor="pointer"
    // prefix="$"
    // suffix="#"
    // vibrate={true}
    // border="1px solid #808080"
    // color="#fff"
    // background="#000"
    // fontSize="18px"
    // padding="10px 18px"
>
    Hey, I am Prince
</Button>

Button props

| Name | type | Required | Default | Description | | ------------- | ------------ | -------- | --------- | -------------------------------------- | | onClick | Function | false | Empty | it's click event function | | onProgress | Function | false | Empty | progerss event function | | disabled | Boolean | false | false | disable button | | id | String | false | "unique" | id use for DOM need to be unique | | className | String | false | Empty | just a className | | textTransform | String | false | "unset" | css textTransform property to be use | | advanceCSS | String | false | Empty | onhoverzoom, onhoverup, onhovervibrate | | cursor | String | false | "pointer" | css cursor property to be use | | prefix | String, HTML | false | Empty | it's button prefix value | | suffix | String, HTML | false | Empty | it's button suffix value | | vibrate | Boolean | false | false | vibrate usage wrong property will put | | border | String | false | "none" | css border property to be use | | color | String | false | "white" | css color property to be use | | background | String | false | "black" | css background property to be use | | fontSize | String | false | "18px" | css fontSize property to be use |

Hey i am Prince Jogani

if any error facing with you than mail me at [email protected] with subject NPM prince-jogani and what is the error and also any suggestion for package than also mail me...

Keep coding, Keep working.

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