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reactinity

v1.0.3

Published

Reactinity is a small React library designed to simplify your styling process. It includes a variety of SCSS mixins and a custom hooks, making it easier to create responsive and consistent designs.

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Reactinity

Reactinity is a small React library designed to simplify your styling process. It includes a variety of SCSS mixins and a custom hooks, making it easier to create responsive and consistent designs.

Table of contents

Installation

Install with npm:

$ npm install reactinity

Usage

Import the index.css library file into your main index.js or index.css

import 'reactinity/dist/index.css'

Screen info hook

import { useScreenInfo } from 'reactinity'

function App() {
	const screen = useScreenInfo()
	return (
		<>
			<div>{screen.width}</div>
			<div>{screen.height}</div>
			<div>{screen.type}</div>
			<div>{screen.isMobile ? 'Mobile' : 'Desktop'}</div>
			<div>{screen.browserName}</div>
			<div>{screen.browserVersion}</div>
		</>
	)
}

export default App

An example of what the object contains

{
	width: 1920,
	height: 1080,
	type: 'landscape'
	isMobile: false,
	browserName: 'Chrome',
	browserVersion: 125.0

}

Set className hook

import { useClassName } from 'reactinity'

function App() {
	const [setClassName] = useClassName()
	return (
		<div className={setClassName({ 'class-isActive' : isActive }, 'class-one class-two')}></div>
	)
}

Mixin Borders

border widths:

  • thin: 1px
  • medium: 2px
  • thick: 3px

border styles:

  • solid
  • dashed
  • dotted

border colors: check in the color section bellow

An example of a border (1px solid #000)

<div className="border-thin-solid-black"></div>

An example of a border-radius (5px)

<div className="radius-5"></div>

Mixin Colors

Library colors:

  • white: #ffffff
  • black: #000000
  • red-light: #FFCCCC
  • red: #FF0000
  • red-dark: #990000
  • blue-light: #CCCCFF
  • blue: #0000FF
  • blue-dark: #000099
  • purple-light: #E0CCFF
  • purple: #800080
  • purple-dark: #4B0082
  • yellow-light: #FFFFCC
  • yellow: #FFFF00
  • yellow-dark: #999900
  • gray-light: #D3D3D3
  • gray: #808080
  • gray-dark: #404040
  • orange-light: #FFE5CC
  • orange: #FFA500
  • orange-dark: #CC5200
  • green-light: #CCFFCC
  • green: #00FF00
  • green-dark: #009900
  • cyan-light: #E0FFFF
  • cyan: #00FFFF
  • cyan-dark: #008B8B
  • brown-light: #D2B48C
  • brown: #A52A2A
  • brown-dark: #8B4513
  • teal-light: #AFEEEE
  • teal: #008080
  • teal-dark: #005757

An example of a color (brown-light)

<div className="brown-light"></div>

An example of a background color (brown-light)

<div className="bg-brown-light"></div>

Mixin Flex

justify-content props

  • start
  • end
  • center
  • between
  • around
  • evenly

align-items props

  • start
  • end
  • center
  • stretch
  • baseline

wrap props:

  • wrap
  • nowrap
  • wrap-reverse

direction props:

  • row
  • row-reverse
  • column
  • column-reverse

An example of a flex

<div className="flex justify-center align-center wrap row"></div>

Mixin Grid

  • Columns: 12
  • Column classes: xSmall, small, mid, large, xLarge

An example of a grid

<div className="grid">
	<div className="grid-row">
		<div className='xSmall-12 small-6 mid-4 large-2'>Column 1</div>
		<div className='xSmall-12 small-6 mid-4 large-2'>Column 2</div>
		<div className='xSmall-12 small-6 mid-4 large-2'>Column 3</div>
		<div className='xSmall-12 small-6 mid-4 large-2'>Column 4</div>
		<div className='xSmall-12 small-6 mid-4 large-2'>Column 5</div>
		<div className='xSmall-12 small-6 mid-4 large-2'>Column 6</div>
	</div>
</div>

Mixin Position

position props:

  • static
  • relative
  • absolute
  • sticky
  • fixed

An example of a position (position: absolute, top: 20px, left: 20px)

<div className="absolute top-20 left-20"></div>

Mixin Spacing

An example of a margin (margin: 50px)

<div className="m-50"></div>

An example of a margin (margin-top: 50px, margin-right: 50px, margin-bottom: 50px, margin-left: 50px)

<div className="mt-50 mr-50 mb-50 ml-50"></div>

An example of a padding (padding: 50px)

<div className="p-50"></div>

An example of a padding (padding-top: 50px, padding-right: 50px, padding-bottom: 50px, padding-left: 50px)

<div className="pt-50 pr-50 pb-50 pl-50"></div>

An example of a line height (line-height: 50px)

<div className="lh-50"></div>

Mixin Text

An example of a font size (font-size: 24px)

<div className="font-24"></div>

An example of a font weight (font-weight: 900)

<div className="weight-900"></div>

License

Released under the MIT License.