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react-element-forge

v0.0.11

Published

React Component Library

Downloads

29

Readme

React Element Forge

React Component Library

Installation

npm:

npm i react-element-forge

yarn:

yarn add react-element-forge

Getting started

Here is an example of a basic app using Element Forge's Button component:

import * as React from 'react';
import { Button } from 'react-element-forge';

function App() {
  return (
    <Button   icon="alert-circle" text="click me!!" />
  );
}

Adding Styles

If you using NextJs it's better to import styles into a javascript file in the root of the project. However if you need to import the CSS into a style sheet that will work as well.

import 'react-element-forge/dist/style.css'
  // Set to Light Theme,
  // Note: if a "data-theme" is not set on <main> it will default the "light" theme
 <main data-theme="light"></main>

 // Set to Dark Theme
 <main data-theme="dark"></main>

 // Get theme from users settings "dark" or "light"
 <main data-theme={themeFromUserSettings}></main>