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@tabula/ui-button

v5.0.3

Published

Button components which are used to initialize an action

Downloads

337

Readme

@tabula/ui-button

Button components which are used to initialize an action.

Installation

Use the package manager pnpm to install @tabula/ui-button.

pnpm add @tabula/ui-button

You can use npm or yarn too.

Usage

We provide five different button sizes with own visual styles:

  • UiButton20
  • UiButton24
  • UiButton32
  • UiButton40
  • UiButton48

Import required component and render it with one of supported variants:

import { FC, MouseEventHandler, PropsWithChildren } from 'react';

import { UiButton24 } from '@tabula/ui-button';

type Props = PropsWithChildren<{
  onClick: MouseEventHandler<HTMLButtonElement>;
}>;

const Action: FC<Props> = ({ children, onClick }) => (
  <UiButton24 onClick={onClick} variant='primary'>{children}</UiButton24>
)

Types

The component supports four types: button, a, div and link. By default, the button type is used.

Button

By default, the component renders generic button:

<UiButton24 variant="primary">Default</UiButton24>

You can provide as="button" explicitly:

<UiButton24 as="button" variant="primary">Button</UiButton24>

Anchor

You can render a element with providing as="button":

  <UiButton24 as="a" href="#" target="_blank" variant="primary">Anchor</UiButton24>

Div

In rare cases, you can render div element with providing as="div":

<UiButton24 as="div" variant="primary">Div</UiButton24>

Link

You can use as="link" and provide component property to use react-router's Link component:

import { Link } from 'react-router-dom';

<UiButton24 as="link" component={Link} target="_blank" to="#" variant="contract">Link</UiButton24>

It can be useful, when you want to have div element with button appearance. For example, to render it inside another button element.

Variants

Each button component has its own appearance variants list, which you can use:

  • UiButton20: contract;
  • UiButton24: primary, secondary, cancel, cancelFilled, edit, test and ai;
  • UiButton32: primaryDesign, secondaryDesign, primaryList, secondaryList, dangerousList and shadowList;
  • UiButton40: primary, secondary, secondaryBlue and secondaryFilled;
  • UiButton48: primary and secondary;

Options

The component supports a few options.

isDisabled

This property allows to disable button:

<UiButton24 isDisabled variant="primary">Button</UiButton24>

isFrozen

This property allows to disable button, but keep enabled look and feel:

<UiButton24 isFrozen variant="primary">Button</UiButton24>

isDisabled and isFrozen

The isDisabled styles has priority over isFrozen when they're used together.

<UiButton24 isDisabled isFrozen variant="primary">Button</UiButton24>

icon

You can provide an icon component:

import { UiDateIcon } from '@tabula/ui-data-type-icon';

<UiButton24 icon={UiDateIcon} variant="primary">Open calendar</UiButton24>

We recommend use icons with size of 16x16.

An icon component should support className property.

Attributes

All component types supports relevant HTML attributes, excluding aria-disabled and disabled. These attributes are controlled by the component itself.

Also href attribute is restricted link type.

For example, you can provide data-* attribute for analytics purposes:

  <UiButton24 data-track-id="button" variant="primary">Button</UiButton24>

License

This project is ISC licensed.