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fire-grid

v0.1.1

Published

> A basic grid system using [flex-box](https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox/).

Readme

Fire Grid

A basic grid system using flex-box.

Components

  • Container
  • Row
  • Col

Import

You can import any component individually:

import Row from './common/grid/Row';

or use multiple imports from the root folder:

import { Row, Col } from './common';

Usage

<Container>
  <Row>
    <Col size={1/3}>
      you code here...
    </Col> 
    <Col size={2/3}>
      you code here too...
    </Col> 
  </Row>
</Container>

Components

Container

Add a max-width of 1370px and margin auto to center-align it self.

Props:

Name | Type | Default Value | Example ---------- | -------- | ------ | ---------- maxWidth | number | 1370 | <Container maxWidth={400}/>

Row

Display flex and adds a marginX of -12px and margin-bottom of 24px.

Props:

Name | Type | Default Value | Example ---------- | -------- | ------ | ---------- alignItems | string | stretch | check guide for available values. justifyContent | string | stretch | check guide for available values.

Col

Add a paddingX of 12px.

Props:

Name | Type | Default Value | Example ---------- | -------- | ------ | ---------- size | number or object | auto (equal divided) | size={1} size={{ xs: 1, sm: 0.5 }}

Size:

By default <Col/> will be divided equally. Use size={1} for a full-width column or any fraction for custom sizes. Ex: size={0.5} or size={1 / 2} for a half size column.

Breakpoints:

There is 5 breakpoint for Col size. You can use by just declaring the breakpoints as an object.

Ex: <Col size={{ md: 1, lg: 0.5 }}/>

xs | sm | md | lg | xl --- | --- | --- | --- | --- 0 (auto) | 540px | 720px | 960px | 1200px

Extra

It is NOT required to add a <Container /> to use <Row/> & <Col/>

It is required to add a <Row /> to use <Col/>

Avoid use numbers larger than 1 to define <Col/> sizes. Ex:

Wrong:
<Row>
  <Col size={2} />
  <Col size={1} /> 
</Row>
Right:
<Row>
  <Col size={1} />
  <Col size={0.5} /> 
</Row>