Why does this exist?

React.js is a super cool framework, it provides a great way to break up your html however using CSS with it can be a complete pain...

• There are very few complete and comprehensive react.js css frameworks out there
• Many CSS frameworks do too much
• Many CSS frameworks do too little
• Many CSS frameworks have very confusing class names

Hopefully Eisen won't be a pain to use and instead be a lifesaver!

Features

• Totally themable from the top of the CSS file
• A powerful column system
• Simple yet useful features
• Semantic class names
• React components
• Thoroughly documented

Getting Started

You can find the css source for eisen in the src directory.

If you are using linux, you can run one of these commands to download it:

curl https://github.com/curlpipe/eisen/raw/master/src/eisen.css -o eisen.css

or

wget https://github.com/curlpipe/eisen/raw/master/src/eisen.css

After cloning this repository or downloading the file directly, you can just link it directly into your project:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="/path/to/eisen.css">

And just like that! Eisen is ready to be used.

Tutorial?

Every developer finds it frustrating when there is this library that claims to work miracles but doesn't have any decent documentation!

Luckily, there is a ton of information on eisen and how to use it

Head to: https://github.com/curlpipe/eisen/wiki

You can find a complete guide to Eisen with examples and thorough explaination. No more blank staring at auto-generated documentation because this documentation has been hand written.

Remember that there is always an example directory to help you to learn the look and feel of Eisen!

Contributors

It would be amazing if you would like to contribute to eisen :D

Here are the current development team:

• Curlpipe - Lead Developer
• SwiftfoxStudios - Developer

File structure

• ./src - This is where the sources are, these include the css file and react components
• ./examples - This is where you can find an example
• ./images - This is where our logos are

License

Eisen is licensed under the MIT license which we found to be free enough so that it shouldn't cause any issues when in your project. Happy designing :)