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react-anatomy

v1.2.0

Published

react-easy-grid was ocuped

Downloads

24

Readme

React Anatomy

react-easy-grid was ocuped

This is a port from react-native-easy-grid for React Web. Just because i like it and i think it's simplier than copy-and-paste my own flex rules from my other projects. I added support for break points with the media queries from Bootstrap

Installation

npm install react-anatomy --save

Usage

Include the components

import { Col, Row, Grid } from "react-anatomy";

1. Two columns (50% and 50%)

<Page>
  <Grid xs="row">
    <Col />
    <Col />
  </Grid>
</Page>

col-50-50

Note: If you don't assign the size property, it defaults to equal width (or height) with its siblings

2. Two rows

<Page>
  <Grid xs="column">
    <Row />
    <Row />
  </Grid>
</Page>

row-50-50

3. Two rows (75% and 25%)

<Page>
  <Grid xs="column">
    <Row size={75} />
    <Row size={25} />
  </Grid>
</Page>

This is exactly same as

<Page>
  <Grid xs="column">
    <Row size={3} />
    <Row size={1} />
  </Grid>
</Page>

row-75-25

Same concept applies to <Col />

4. Three columns (33.33% each)

<Page>
  <Grid xs="row">
    <Col></Col>
    <Col></Col>
    <Col></Col>
  </Grid>
</Page>

col-33-33-33

5. Three rows (50%, 25% and 25%)

<Grid>
  <Row size={2}></Row>
  <Row size={1}></Row>
  <Row size={1}></Row>
</Grid>

row-50-25-25

6. Nested Layout or Grid

<Grid xs="row">
  <Col />
  <Col>
    <Row />
    <Row />
  </Col>
</Grid>

complex

7. Fixed width and fluid width combination

<Grid>
    <Col style={{ maxWidth: 40 }}>
        <Text>Fixed width</Text>
    </Col>
    <Col>
        <Text>Fluid width</Text>
    </Col>
</Grid>

col-fluid-fixed.png

8. Fixed height and fluid height combination

<Grid>
    <Row style={{ maxHeight: 40 }}>
        <Text>Fixed width</Text>
    </Row>
    <Row>
        <Text>Fluid width</Text>
    </Row>
</Grid>

row-fluid-fixed.png

9. Responsive layout

<Page>
  <Grid xs="column">
    <Row />
    <Grid xs="column" md="row">
      <Col />
      <Col />
      <Col />
    </Grid>
    <Row />
  </Grid>
</Page>

Screen 1024 x 768 (Landscape)

responsive-layout.png

Screen 1024 x 768 (Portrait)

responsive-layout.png