Reajure

Reajure is a component library built on top of React Native Web.

Usage

Styling Components

Reajure provides a style factory createStyleSheet that, in the same spirit of tachyons, uses shorthands to make style templating more expressive.

Example:

import {createStyleSheet} from "reajure"

const sh = createStyleSheet()

sh("flx1", "aiC", "jcC")
// => ReactNative.StyleSheet.create({flex: 1, alignItems: "center", justifyContent: "center"})

The pattern the stylesheet shorthands follow is we take first letter of each word, join them into a single one, lowercasing the style key and capitalizing the style value.

Ex.

• flex: 1 becomes "flx1"
• justify-content: align-center becomes jcAC

In situations were there are various alternatives for a value, we append a number to the name.

Ex.

• margin can be m0, m1, etc.
• borderWidth can be bw0, bw1, etc.
• fontSize can be fs1, fs2, etc.

When a naming pattern conflicts, we make the best compromise:

• padding is p so position: absolute is posA.

Composing Components

Reajure provides a component factory createComponents for creating your primitives components with desired options.

Example:

import {createComponents} from "@reajure/native"

const c = createComponents(sh, {txt: {style: ["fs2"]}})

c.vw(c.txt("Hello!"))
// => <View><Text>Hello!<Text></View>

Along with bindings for the primitive components React Native provides out of the box (e.g View, Text), we also provide the compound components we consider indispensable to application development (e.g. Card, Label).

Similar to styles, components use shorthands for their names. We try to take the first, middle, and last consonants of the respective components full name.

Ex.

• vw for View.
• btn for Button.
• lbl for Label.