vdux-base
v1.2.5
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Low-level presentational UI component
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base
Low-level presentational UI component, inspired heavily (read: copied entirely) from rebass.
Installation
$ npm install vdux-base
Usage
This is not intended for direct use in application code. It's intended to be used as a low-level component consumed by other reusable UI components, though you're free to use it directly if you want as well.
Themes
Base looks for its theme in the baseTheme
property of context. So when you run your app, just do:
import myTheme from './my-theme'
render(<App state={state} />, {baseTheme: myTheme})
Your theme will be extended over the default theme, which you can see here.
Rounding
You may pass:
circle=true
as a prop and you'll get a circular element (i.e.borderRadius=99999px
)pill=true
is an alias for circlerounded=true
sets borderRadius toborderRadius
from your theme
Padding/margin
Padding and margin are specified by indexing into the scale
array of your theme. Each padding/margin property accepts an index into that array, like this:
<Base px={1} />
-> <div style='padding-left: 4px; padding-right: 4px'></div>
You may specify p or m for each of these, but for simplicity i'll just write it out for padding:
p
- Pad all sidespx
- Pad the x-axis (i.e. left/right)py
- Pad the y-axis (i.e. top/bottom)pt
- Pad the toppl
- Pad the left sidepr
- Pad the right sidepb
- Pad the bottom
Colors
You can also specify colors in your theme, and then reference those colors by name in the color
and bgColor
props. E.g.
import Base from 'vdux-base'
Base.setBaseTheme({
colors: {
...Base.theme.colors,
error: 'red'
}
})
function render ({props}) {
return <Base color='red'>{props.errorMessage}</Base>
}
But you may also pass any valid color string and it will be passed on through if there is no corresponding key in the theme's color map.
baseStyle
If you are creating a reusable component and you want to add custom style properties, you should use the baseStyle
prop to add your style, and then forward the style
prop, which will supercede anything in baseStyle
or anything set by the <Base/>
component itself.
License
MIT