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react-patterns

v3.0.7

Published

Minimal Pattern Library (style guide) React component for displaying HTML and CSS

Downloads

7

Readme

Install

npm install react-patterns

yarn add react-patterns

What is a Pattern Library?

A pattern library (part of a Style Guide or a Design System), is a way of documenting usage of components and how they're made with HTML, CSS, and other assets.

Having this documented can help siloed teams or different vendors coordinate to achieve design consistency.

What is React-Patterns?

A component that autodetects the HTML and CSS of your components, and provides a download cart.

How can I make a pattern library with React-Patterns?

One of the advantages of react-patterns is that it detects the CSS Rules being applied, so you can put your production site's CSS files on the page and write HTML that uses them and react-patterns will only display the relevant CSS. This means that a lot less effort to repurpose your existing CSS as a pattern library.

Usage:

import React from "react";
import Pattern from "react-patterns";
import "h6.css"; // contains h6 { color: red; }

export default () => (
  <Pattern>
    <h6>My Heading 6</h6>
  </Pattern>
);

Will render as

Syntax Highlighting

Use react-patterns/theme/solarize.css.

Demo

LIC Pattern Library

This is a pattern library so where's the dev webserver?

Great question.

react-patterns doesn't include a dev server because other projects do it better.

So instead just use Create-React-App or, add <Pattern> tags to a new route in your existing app, or use whatever boilerplate you like.

How does react-patterns organise the page of patterns... with headings, accordions, tabs, or what?

Here's a hypothetical... if your pattern library had 5 components then it probably should be organised quite differently to another library with 1000 components, so this software is intentionally unopinionated about the presentation of your components. react-patterns just tries to do one thing well -- rendering the component preview. Decide for yourself how to organise them (do try react-accessible-accordion though!).

Features

Props

The only requirement is a wrapped children node. All other props are optional.

Roadmap