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@nl-design-system-candidate/number-badge-react

v1.3.2

Published

React implementation of the NL Design System Number Badge component

Readme

Number Badge React

Displays a small label that draws attention and informs about a quantity.

Installation

Using npm

npm install @nl-design-system-candidate/number-badge-react

Using pnpm

pnpm add @nl-design-system-candidate/number-badge-react

Using yarn

yarn add @nl-design-system-candidate/number-badge-react

Usage

If you want the React component with styles

import { NumberBadge } from '@nl-design-system-candidate/number-badge-react/css';

<NumberBadge>42</NumberBadge>;

If you just want the React component and import the styles separately

import { NumberBadge } from '@nl-design-system-candidate/number-badge-react';

<NumberBadge>42</NumberBadge>;

Variants

Number Badge with "value"

Uses a <data> element with a value attribute to specify a machine-readable translation of the number badge.

<NumberBadge value={1000}>1,000</NumberBadge>

Number Badge with "label"

Used to add an invisible label when users without a visual cue need more context to understand the number badge.

<NumberBadge label="42 unread messages" value={42}>
  42
</NumberBadge>

Design Tokens

All NL Design System components are white label. Use Number Badge design tokens to ensure it matches your brand styles. See nldesignsystem.nl/number-badge/#design-tokens for a full overview.

These tokens are also documented in @nl-design-system-candidate/number-badge-tokens

Other implementations

Want to use the Number Badge with other frameworks or vanilla JavaScript? The React component is based on @nl-design-system-candidate/number-badge-css

Figma, Storybook and more

Read more about the Number Badge and the accessibility guidelines in Dutch and find links to other resources like Figma and Storybook on nldesignsystem.nl/number-badge.