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react-stuff

v1.1.0

Published

A collection of useful React components

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React Stuff

A collection of useful React components. Uses styled-components for CSS.

Usage

Run npm i -S react-stuff or yarn add react-stuff.

Then to import, do this:

import {Flex,Spacing} from 'react-stuff'

<Flex>

Applies Flexbox styling to its children.

    <Flex justifyContent="center" alignItems="center" {...otherFlexProps}>
        <div>Flex child 1</div>
        <div>Flex child 2</div>
        <div>Flex child n</div>
    </Flex>

<FlexToolbar>

Makes a 100% wide element that aligns children on opposite sides of the parent (or equally spaced if more than two children).

    <FlexToolbar>
        <div>L</div>
        <div>R</div>
    </FlexToolbar>
    {/* Will result in:
    |L----------------------------------------------------------R|
    */}
    <FlexToolbar>
        <div>L</div>
        <div>M</div>
        <div>R</div>
    </FlexToolbar>
    {/* Will result in:
    |L-----------------------------M-----------------------------R|
    */}

<Render>

Renders children on truthy conditions.

    <Render if={false}>
        <div>I will not render</div>
    </Render>

<Spacing>

Applies margin and/or padding to children in the magnitude of units (one unit is 8px). The prop can take an array of either 1, 2, or 4 integers:

    <Spacing padding={[1]}>...
    {/* Padding is applied equivalent to `padding: 8px;` */}
    <Spacing padding={[1, 4]}>...
    {/* Padding is applied equivalent to `padding: 8px 32px;` */}
    <Spacing margin={[4, 4, 3, 1]}>...
    {/* Margin is applied equivalent to `margin: 32px 32px 24px 8px;` */}

Alternatively, an integer can be passed:

    <Spacing margin={2}>...
    {/* Margin is applied equivalent to `padding: 16px;` */}

Usage with the styled-components <ThemeProvider>

If you want to change the base unit, use styledcomponents's <ThemeProvider>:

    <ThemeProvider theme={{baseUnitPx: 100}}>
        ...
        <Spacing padding={2}>
        {/* Padding is applied equivalent to `padding: 200px;` */}

Test

Clone this, then run npm i && npm t.