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reactui-circle

v1.4.15

Published

The ReactUi Circle package provides you with a comprehensive UI for the frontend, along with fully customizable UI components. With this package, you can effortlessly tailor your user interface to suit your specific needs. Furthermore, it offers a seamles

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Readme

Welcome to ReactUi Circle!

The ReactUi Circle package provides you with a comprehensive UI for the frontend, along with fully customizable UI components. With this package, you can effortlessly tailor your user interface to suit your specific needs. Furthermore, it offers a seamless integration process, ensuring smooth operation across various platforms and devices

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prerequisites.

React, React DOM, and React Icons

Use of Sidebar

import { SideBar} from  "reactui-circle";

<SideBar iconStyle={{iconColor:  "black",
right  :  10,
top  :  15,
size  :  30,
position: ["fixed"]
}}

sideBarStyle={{
backgroundColor  :  "purple",right  :  0,
}}>
// here pass your side bar all compoent as child
<p>hello</p>
</SideBar>

Props for sidebar

iconStyle : {{ crossIocn?: React.ReactNode, iconColor?: string, size?: number, top?: number, right?: number, left?: number, position?: ["absolute" | "fixed"] }}

sideBarStyle?: { backgroundColor?: string, left?: number, right?: number } children?: // your component

Use of LeftNavbar

  import { LeftNavbar} from  "reactui-circle";
    
   <LeftNavbar
     bgColor='Gray'
     px={20}
   showNavbar={show}
   py={20}
>
<p  onClick={()=>  setshow(false)}>Helo</p>
</LeftNavbar>

Use of Multi Carousal

Just call the component from reactui-circle and pass it some props and it will work, you can pass any react component as Component props then you can get return item in your react component and use it easily

 import {MultiCarousal} from  "reactui-circle";
 const data = [
 {
 // here your object data
 }
]
// breakpoints for responsive
const  defaultbreakpoints  = {

0: {
    slidesPerView:  3,
    spaceBetween:  20
},
500: {
   slidesPerView: 2,
   spaceBetween: 20
},
800: {
  slidesPerView: 3,
  spaceBetween: 20
 },
1280: {
  slidesPerView: 4,
  spaceBetween: 20
 },
 1550: {
  slidesPerView: 5,
  spaceBetween: 20
 }
};

// now just call the component and pass some props to it
<MultiCarousal
IconSize={80}
iconColor='blue'
topArrow={true}
Component={DataCom}
data={data}
breakPoints={defaultbreakpoints}
Carousalheight={450}
/>

// and you can pass the component like any of react component ,

const  DataCom  = ({item}:any)=>{
return (
<div  className='w-[100%] h-[100%] border-2 rounded-lg overflow-hidden'>
<img  src={item?.image}  alt=""  className='w-[100%] h-[250px]'  />
<h1  className='my-2 font-bold px-3 text-[25px]'>{item?.heading}</h1>
<p  className='px-3'>{item?.description?.slice(0,100)}...</p> 
<p  className='my-[10px] font-extrabold px-3'>Sold {item?.sold}</p>
</div>
)
};