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react-pokerchip

v1.0.1

Published

A dependency-free, stateless React functional component rendering a poker/casino chip

Downloads

5

Readme

react-pokerchip

A dependency-free, stateless React functional component rendering a poker/casino chip

react-autocomplete-input

Chip design by PMK at https://codepen.io/pmk/pen/GgrJRq

npm version

Usage Example

import PokerChip from 'react-pokerchip';

<PokerChip value={1} />
<PokerChip value={5} color='#F00' />
<PokerChip value={10} color='#00F' currency='$' />
<PokerChip value={1000000} color='#FF0' currency='€' />
<PokerChip text='T' color='#40E0D0' lineColor='#51D3C6' /> 

Installation

To install: npm i react-pokerchip

To build (for devs, runs automatically on install): npx babel src --out-dir lib --copy-files

Styling

Styling can be added or modified through the .pokerchip CSS class

Props

All props are optional and can be undefined.

size : number

Default value: 151

Size of chip in pixels

value : number

Default value: undefined

Value to be displayed on chip. Must have no more than 3 significant digits

text : string

Default value: undefined

Text to be displayed on chip. Must have no more than 6 characters. Overrides value prop

currency : string

Default value: undefined

Currency to be displayed on chip. Must be 1 character

color : string

Default value: '#FFF'

Color of chip. Must be hex, rgb, or hsl

lineColor : string

Default value: '#FFF'

Color of chip 'edge spots'. Must be hex, rgb, or hsl

onClick : function

Default value: undefined

Function to be invoked upon clicking chip. Sets cursor to pointer

disabled : boolean

Default value: undefined

Styles chip as 'disabled', by making chip transparent and setting cursor to not-allowed. Does not affect onClick functionality