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react-cascading-style-sheets

v0.2.2

Published

Package used to integrate CSS onto javascript.

Readme

reactCSS

REACTCSS SUPPORTS REACT AND REACT-DOM ONLY. USE REACT-NATIVE StyleSheet

reactCSS is a way to implement CSS onto your react app.

Why use reactCSS?

reactcss is just normal CSS, but you can actually feel like writing JavaScript when doing it. Also, you would not need a styles.css file for styles except if you want to select tags overall or do animations. Also, it supports typescript, commonJS (To be honest, i don't think you'll ever use CommonJS in a react project), and Modules.

How to use it

reactCSS can be easily used by simply doing something like:

import { CascadingStyleSheet } from "react-cascading-style-sheets";

export default function App() {
  const Style1 = new CascadingStyleSheet({
    color: "blue",
  });
  const Style2 = new CascadingStyleSheet({
    backgroundColor: "white",
  });

  return (
    <>
      <h1 style={Style1}>Hello world!</h1>
      <p style={Style2}>reactCSS made the styles on this page.</p>
    </>
  );
}

Or, if you want to edit just one thing:

import { styling } from "react-cascading-style-sheets";

export default function App() {
  return (
    <>
      <p style={styling.accentColor("white")}></p>
    </>
  );
}

Where to use it

reactCSS currently works with react and react-dom. In this case, webpages. A better option to use for react-native styling is the package itself.

How does reactCSS even work?

Might be how you expected it. It basically turns something like this:

const styles = new StyleSheet({
  color: "blue",
});

to something like this:

const styles = {
  color: "blue",
};

What about settings that use kebab-case?

With reactCSS, all of our settings are converted into kebab-case after turning it into a object.

For example, we would turn backgroundColor into background-color.

So, why did i do this project as a solo developer?

For fun. That's basically it. That's why i ask you, do not constantly beg me for updates, i'm just basically doing this as a hobby.

Conclusion

That was a long one. So, if i were you, i'd say react-css is a good choice to make implementing CSS on react feel better. It's up to you, although.