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react-figma-layout-guide

v1.1.0

Published

Overlay a Figma-style layout guide in React: columns, rows, or grid with responsive breakpoints.

Readme

react-figma-layout-guide

npm License: MIT React ci

Overlay a Figma-style layout guide in React with columns, rows, or a square grid, with optional responsive settings per breakpoint.

Features

  • 📐 Layouts: columns, rows, or grid with alignment options for columns and rows
  • 🎯 Position: Overlay can be anchored to the viewport or a specific container
  • 📱 Responsive config via mediaQueries (mobile / tablet / desktop)
  • ⌨️ Toggle visibility with Shift+G
  • Animations for guide lines (configurable)
  • 📦 Lightweight: 7kB gzipped with zero dependencies

Playground

Playground screenshot

Installation

npm install -D react-figma-layout-guide

Peer dependency: react >= 18.

Quick start

Import the component and the stylesheet once (for example in your app root) and use it only in development. It is not intended for production:

import { LayoutGuide } from "react-figma-layout-guide";
import "react-figma-layout-guide/style.css";

export function App() {
  return (
    <>
      {
        // For Vite setups:
        import.meta.env.DEV && (
          <LayoutGuide config={{ layout: "columns", count: 12 }} />
        )
      }
      {/* your app */}
    </>
  );
}
// Or for Node-based setups:
{
  process.env.NODE_ENV === "development" && (
    <LayoutGuide config={{ layout: "grid", size: 25 }} />
  );
}

The layout guide uses position: "fixed" by default so it covers the entire viewport, with a large z-index above your UI; use defaultVisible or Shift+G to show or hide it. Set position: "absolute" if you want it scoped to a parent container (see Position).

Usage

Pass all options through the config prop. Types are inferred on the component. You get distinct shapes for grid vs columns vs rows exactly as Figma does, and some extra options for practicality in web development.

Columns

<LayoutGuide
  config={{
    layout: "columns",
    type: "center", // stretch | left | right | center
    count: 5,
    columnWidth: 25,
    gutter: "2rem",
    margin: 0,
    offset: 0, // used with type left | right
  }}
/>

Rows

<LayoutGuide
  config={{
    layout: "rows",
    type: "stretch", // stretch | top | center | bottom
    count: 5,
    rowHeight: 50,
    gutter: 20,
    margin: 0,
    offset: 0, // used with type top | bottom
  }}
/>

Grid

<LayoutGuide
  config={{
    layout: "grid",
    size: 25, // cell size in px; columns/rows derived from viewport for position: "fixed" or parent container for position: "absolute"
  }}
/>

Position

position controls how the overlay is anchored:

| Value | Behavior | | --------------------- | ------------------------------- | | "fixed" (default) | Covers the entire viewport. | | "absolute" | Covers the parent container. |

If you use "absolute", the parent element must establish a containing block—typically position: relative (or absolute / fixed / sticky). Render <LayoutGuide /> inside that element.

With mediaQueries, set position at the top level next to color, animate, and defaultVisible (it applies to all breakpoints).

<LayoutGuide
  config={{
    position: "absolute",
    layout: "columns",
    count: 12,
  }}
/>

Overlay width

overlayWidth is only valid when type is "stretch" (or omitted, since type defaults to "stretch") for columns layout. It sets the width of the overlay for fluid layouts (number for px, or a string such as %, rem, min(90%, 1200px)). Omit it to use the default full viewport/parent behavior. Combine with margin: "auto" to center the overlay.

<LayoutGuide
  config={{
    layout: "columns",
    type: "stretch",
    margin: "auto", // To center the overlay
    overlayWidth: "min(90%, var(--breakpoint-xl))", // To cap the width at var(--breakpoint-xl), or whichever value you use in your project
  }}
/>

Margin and offset

  • margin applies when type is stretch (outer space around the tracks: horizontal for columns, vertical for rows).
  • offset applies when type is left / right (columns) or top / bottom (rows) instead of margin in those layouts.

Pass a number for pixel values or a string to use relative units or other CSS lengths to mimic your project, for example:

margin: "5vw";
// or
offset: "10%";
// or
margin: "clamp(1rem, 4vw, 3rem)";

Responsive mediaQueries

When you use mediaQueries, put only shared options at the top level (ie: color, animate, defaultVisible, position). Put layout and layout-specific fields inside each breakpoint.

Each breakpoint is configured in isolation: values do not cascade from mobiletabletdesktop. If a breakpoint needs a given option (for example layout, count, or gutter), declare it there explicitly. Smarter merging or inheritance across breakpoints is not available yet but may arrive in a future version.

Breakpoints (viewport width):

| Key | Range | | --------- | -------------- | | mobile | < 768px | | tablet | 768px – 1023px | | desktop | ≥ 1024px |

<LayoutGuide
  config={{
    color: "hsl(200, 80%, 50%, 0.15)",
    defaultVisible: true,
    mediaQueries: {
      mobile: { layout: "columns", type: "stretch", count: 4, columnWidth: 20 },
      tablet: { layout: "columns", type: "center", count: 12, columnWidth: 40 },
      desktop: { layout: "grid", size: 32 },
    },
  }}
/>

Keyboard and visibility

  • Shift+G toggles the guide on and off.
  • Set defaultVisible: true in config if it should start visible.

API summary

| Option | Applies to | Default | Notes | | ---------------- | -------------------------------- | ------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | layout | all | "columns" | "grid" | "columns" | "rows" | | color | all | hsl(0, 100%, 50%, 0.1) | Any CSS color | | animate | all | true | Staggered line animation | | defaultVisible | all | false | Without Shift+G | | position | all | "fixed" | "fixed" (viewport) | "absolute" (parent-scoped; parent must be positioned). See Position. | | size | grid | 25 | Cell size (px) | | type | columns | "stretch" | stretch | left | right | center | | type | rows | "stretch" | stretch | top | center | bottom | | columnWidth | columns | 25 | Column width (px) | | overlayWidth | columns (type: stretch only) | undefined | Overlay width: number (px) or string (any CSS length or variable). Invalid when type is left, right, or center. See Overlay width. | | rowHeight | rows | 50 | Row height (px) | | count | columns, rows | 5 | Number of tracks | | gutter | columns, rows | 20 | Gap between tracks: numberpx, or string (any CSS length: rem, %, clamp(), …) | | margin | columns, rows | 0 | Space outside rows/columns for type stretch: numberpx, or string (any CSS length: %, vw, vh, rem, clamp(), …) | | offset | columns, rows | 0 | Space outside rows/columns for left/right or top/bottom types; same number | string rules as margin |

License

MIT