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bjossi-joe-infinity-modules

v4.0.0

Published

3 years ago

infinity-modules for WEPO by johannk20 and bjornet21

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wepo css module philip banks

InfinityModules

InfinityModules is a CSS module-based styling library that provides a range of components for your React projects. Inspired by MaterialUI and ReactBootstrap, it offers a versatile set of components that are easy to implement and customize.

Installation

npm install bjossi-joe-infinity-modules

Components

Modal

A floating dialog component that can be opened and closed using provided props. Props

isOpen: boolean (default: false)
onClose: function

Carousel

A basic image slider with two arrows (left and right) for navigation. Props

images: array of image URLs
size: 'small' | 'medium' | 'large' (default: 'medium')

Row

A container for Col components. Props

children: ReactNode

Col

A column component that resides within a Row. Up to twelve Col components with a combined size of 12 can be added per row. Props

size: number (default: 1)

DatePicker

A visual date picker component similar to Material-UI Date Picker. Props

onDatePick: function
locale: string (default: 'is-IS')

CartoonNetworkSpinner

A spinner component that cycles through Cartoon Network character images at a specified interval. Props

interval: number (representing seconds, default: 3)