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proponents

v1.2.1

Published

Beautifully designed components

Readme

Proponents

Proponents is a library with a collection of beautifully designed, user-experience centric components, built with ReactJS and styled-components.

Customize

Proponents is designed to be customized and flexible so you can start using the components without having to constantly update their styles to fit yours.

With Proponents, you can define custom configuration. Using the setConfig() function (which takes an Object), you can define your color scheme, and how some styling decisions.

Based on that, proponents dynamically serves components with those styles applied.

Installing

# Install package
yarn add proponents

Todo

Show examples of how to use proponents.

// Import Button from 'proponents' dependency
import { Button } from 'proponents';

// Add Input.
const App = () => (
  <div>
    <Button bg="#222222" color="#FFFFFF" rounded uppercase>
      Submit Me
    </Button>
  </div>
);

// Export App
export default App;
// setConfig
export const setConfig = (Object): void => {

};

// App
import { setConfig } from 'proponents';

const config = {
  scheme: {
    primary: '#29ADBA',
    secondary: '#249A88',
  },
  styles: {
    btnRounded: false,
    fontSize: 16,
  }
};

setConfig(config);\