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@cohubinc/blueprint

v1.2.9

Published

Layout components from Cohub

Readme

Blueprint

Blueprint is a small set of typed React components for quickly laying out groups of elements.

Installation

npm install @cohubinc/blueprint

yarn add @cohubinc/blueprint

Components

Stack

Use Stack to vertically position elements.

<Stack space={2}>
  <div>1</div>
  <div>2</div>
  <div>3</div>
  <div>4</div>
</Stack>

Props

children: ReactNode[] | ReactNode;
space?: number;
alignment?: "center" | "left" | "right";
fullWidth?: boolean;
childrenWidth?: CSSProperties["width"];
style?: CSSProperties;

| Prop | Description | Required | Default | | ------------- | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | -------: | ------: | | children | any valid ReactNode or array of ReactNodes | true | N/A | | space | rem based bottom margin applied to all child elements | false | 1 | | alignment | horizontal alignment of the entire <Stack> | false | "left" | | fullWidth | causes <Stack> to take 100% of the available horizontal space | false | false | | childrenWidth | set the width of any children inside of <Stack> to any valid width value according to React's CSSProperties type | false | null | | style | any additional style properties needed for Stack | false | null |

Inline

Use Inline to horizontally position elements.

<Inline space={2}>
  <div>1</div>
  <div>2</div>
  <div>3</div>
  <div>4</div>
</Inline>

Props

children: ReactNode[] | ReactNode;
space?: number;
alignment?: "center" | "left" | "right";
itemAlignment?: "start" | "end" | "center" | "baseline" | "stretch";
style?: CSSProperties;

| Prop | Description | Required | Default | | ------------- | :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | -------: | ------: | | children | any valid ReactNode or array of ReactNodes | true | N/A | | space | rem based right or left margin (depending on what's specified for the alignment prop) | false | 1 | | alignment | horizontal alignment of the entire <Inline> | false | "left" | | itemAlignment | used to vertically align children of <Inline> | false | "left" | | style | any additional style properties needed for Stack | false | null |

Spread

Use Spread to spread elements out either horizontally or vertically. Think of Spread as a normal CSS flexbox.

Props

children: ReactElement<any> | ReactElement<any>[];
direction?: "horizontal" | "vertical";
spread?: "between" | "around" | "evenly" | "start" | "end" | "center";
itemAlignment?: "start" | "end" | "center" | "baseline" | "stretch";
flexChild?: boolean;
style?: CSSProperties;

| Prop | Description | Required | Default | | ------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------------: | -------: | -----------: | | children | any valid ReactElement or array of ReactElements | true | N/A | | direction | the orientation of the <Spread> | false | "horizontal" | | spread | flexbox spacing rule AKA justify-content | false | "between" | | itemAlignment | used to vertically align children of <Spread> | false | "start" | | flexChild | used for vertical Spreads to allow children to take up all vertical height | false | true | | style | any additional style properties needed for Stack | false | null |

Space

Use Space to insert whitespace between elements.

Props

height?: CSSProperties["height"];
width?: CSSProperties["width"];
unit?: | "cm" | "mm" | "in" | "px" | "pt" | "pc" | "em" | "rem" | "ex" | "ch" | "vw" | "vh" | "vmin" | "vmax" | "%";

| Prop | Description | Required | Default | | ------ | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | -------: | --------: | | height | the height of the <Space> | false | "inherit" | | width | the width of the <Space> | false | "inherit" | | unit | the unit value for height and width | false | "rem" | | reveal | show the space by setting its background color to black (really only useful during development) | false | false |