react-something-nice
v0.5.0
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react-something-nice
A very simple component to display nice messages for your team.
Motivation
Creating useful, elegant software is easier than ever. Probably the next step is software that's nice and makes you feel good or, at least, makes things more bearable.
But maybe you don't have time. Or you don't know what to write. Or you're afraid that it will have less
impact if the same message is repeated over and over. Enter the SomethingNice
component!
The idea is to provide you with a set of standard, short, friendly multi-purpose messages to make your users feel good and happy.
Installing
npm i react-something-nice
Using It
<SomethingNice />
. For a list of the current messages, see here
Languages
<SomethingNice lang='es' />
Starting with version 0.3.0, we now support multiple languages. Use a lang
prop to set it ('en'
is the
default):
| Code | Language | From Version |
| ---- | -------- | ------------ |
| en
| English | NA (default) |
| es
| Spanish | 0.3.0
|
Styling
Starting with version 0.4.0, you can now pass a style
or className
prop to set the, eh, style or CSS class
of your component:
<SomethingNice style={nicestyle}>
<SomethingNice className="niceClass">
Ideas? Suggestions?
Please Create an Issue
Contibuting
Feel free to send a Pull Request. Also check out our Guidelines (WIP)