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classy-components

v1.1.1

Published

Creates React components with specified CSS classes

Readme

Classy Components <🎩>

inspired by styled components

Classy Components creates React components that have certain CSS classes.

import classy from 'classy-components';
import './style.css';

const Red = classy.div`red-bg`

export default () => <Red>I have a red background!</Red>
// => <div class="red-bg">I have a red background!</div>
.red-bg {
  background: red;
}

Installation

Use yarn or npm to include it into your React project.

yarn add classy-components

Usage

Using template literals, you can spread a list of classes over many lines. This comes in useful when you're using some CSS framework like Tailwind CSS.

const Toolbar = classy.button`
	bg-blue-500
	hover:bg-blue-600
	text-white
	font-bold
	py-2
	px-4
	rounded
`;

You can also create classy components out of arbitrary React components by calling classy as a function:

import { MyComponent } from './components';
import classy from 'classy-components';

const WrappedComponent = classy( MyComponent )`bg-blue-500`;

This also allows you to compose multiple classy components:

import classy from 'classy-components';

const Box = classy`bordered rounded`;

const RedBox = classy( Box )`bg-red-500`;
const BlueBox = classy( Box )`bg-blue-500`;