spacery
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Space Modifier utilities for working with React
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spacery
Space Modifier utilities for working with React
About
This is my interpretation on how React Native UI LIB handles the Spacing modifiers and since I work with web a lot, it'll make it easier to have the same helpers on both places.
Installation
npm i spacery
# or
yarn add spacery
Usage
The library can be used in various ways to give you the end result of being able to use the modified or created custom component as shown below.
// Margins
<Box marginX-8 />
<Box marginY-8 />
<Box margin-8 />
<Box marginL-8 />
<Box marginR-8 />
<Box marginT-8 />
<Box marginB-8 />
// Paddings
<Box paddingX-8 />
<Box paddingY-8 />
<Box padding-8 />
<Box paddingL-8 />
<Box paddingR-8 />
<Box paddingT-8 />
<Box paddingB-8 />
Self-explanatory as to what the library does.
Getting to how you can create the above Box
component.
API
Manually
Not always needed unless you are working with a platform that needs you to change the dimension units from pixels to something else, let's say rem
or an empty string for something like react-native
import { View } from 'react-native'
import { modsToStyle } from 'spacery'
const Box = function ({ children, ...props }) {
const { style, sanitizedProps } = modsToStyle(props, '') // pass dimension as an empty string so it used the actual numbers
return (
<View style={style} {...sanitizedProps}>
{children}
</View>
)
}
export default Box
Spacery Component
What you'll be using the most if you work with the web since the component already handles the basics of being a wrapper box components
import { View } from 'react-native'
import { Spacery } from 'spacery'
const Box = Spacery
export default Box
Spacery HOC
This is another way of using spacery where, in case you don't want to do it manually but want to support something that's not the web, aka react-native
import { View } from 'react-native'
import { withSpacery } from 'spacery'
const Box = withSpacery(function ({ style, children, ...props }) {
// the `style` prop already handles the overwritten values that might come from the Box component
return (
<View style={style} {...props}>
{children}
</View>
)
}, '')
// empty string, so it doesn't add `px`
// to the end of the units, like it would for the web style
export default Box