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@nans13/react-bs-grid

v2.0.3

Published

Twitter Bootsrap Grid system for React

Readme

React Flex Grid system

A tiny library that add only the Twitter Boostrap grid system in your project.

Installation

npm install @nans/react-bs-grid

Usage

Simple use

<Container>
    <div>items</div>
   	<div>items</div>
    <div>items</div>
</Container>

Parameters

Direction

<Container direction='row'||'row-reverse'||'column'||'column-reverse' />

flex direction


Justify

<Container justify='flex-start'||'flex-end'|| 'space-between'||'space-around'||'center', />

flex direction


alignItem

<Container alignItem='flex-start'||'flex-end'||'stretch'|| 'center', />

flex direction


alignContent

<Container alignContent='flex-start'||'flex-end'||'space-between'||'space-around'||'stretch'||'center' />

flex alignContent


Wrap

<Container wrap='nowrap'||'wrap'||'wrap-reverse' />

flex wrap


Hidden

<Container hidden={true || false} />

Usage with Col

col allows to manage parameters on children.

<Container>
    <Col order="1" alignSelf="stretch"></Col>
    <Col></Col>
</Container>

Parameters

Order

<Col order={INT} />

flex direction


Align-Self

<Col alignSelf='flex-start'||'flex-end'||'stretch'||'center', />

flex direction


Flex Manage the "col" size

<container>
    <Col flex=1/>
    <Col flex=2/>
    <Col flex=1/>
</container>

Hidden

<Container hidden={true || false} />

Usage with display management

Like twitter bootstrap I use xs, sm, md, xl, lg to make the difference between all the display size.

| type | screen size | | ------------ | ------------ | | xs | < 576px | | sm | < 768px | | md | < 992px | | lg | < 1200px | | xl | other |

each type use a simple Object

{ 
    direction: [directionType],
	justify: [justifyType],
	wrap: [wrapType],
	alignContent: [alignContentType],
	alignItem: [alignItemType],
	hidden: [bool]
}

<Container 
    xs={{hidden: true}} 
    sm={{direction: 'column'}} 
    md={{direction: 'row'}} 
/>

<Col 
    xs={{hidden: true}} 
    sm={{flex: 2}} 
/>

The display works with "min-width" so if you want to display in column from md (so lg and xl included) you just have to put the parameters in md = {...}

Storybook

npm run storybook

Test

npm run test:watch