react-intuitive-components

The most intuitive ui components on the market.

Just kidding. This library is full of components meticulously crafted to annoy users. Every single aspect that feels like a bug? It’s not a bug—it’s a feature. Specifically designed to make data input as frustrating as possible.

Install

Oh, come on. You know this already:

# Using NPM
npm install react-intuitive-components

# Using Yarn
yarn add react-intuitive-components

# Using PNPM
pnpm add react-intuitive-components

Usage

1. Import.
2. Implement.
3. Enjoy watching your customers rage-quit.

Example

import { ButtonChaseMe, DatePickerStopper } from 'react-intuitive-components';

// Example usage
<ButtonChaseMe
    maxEscapes={5}
    onStop={() => console.log("Finally stopped escaping!")}
    buttonLabel="Click Me If You Can"
    onClick={() => console.log("Click!")}
/>;

<DatePickerStopper
    selectLabel="Select"
    resetLabel="Reset"
    submitLabel="Submit"
    onSubmit={(date) => console.log("Selected Date:", date)}
/>;

FAQ

Q: Why would I use this library?
A: To challenge your users and keep them on their toes. Or maybe you secretly hate them. I won’t judge.

Q: How do I contribute?
A: Contribute?! To this? Contributions are always welcome! Whether you have a brilliant idea to make the library even more "intuitive" (read: frustrating) or want to fix something, I’d love your input. Here's how you can contribute:

1. Fork the repository.
2. Create a new branch for your feature or fix:

   git checkout -b your-branch-name

3. Make your changes, ensuring they align with the library's unique philosophy.
4. Test your changes thoroughly to ensure the chaos remains consistent.
5. Commit your changes with a descriptive message:

   git commit -m "Add an amazing new feature"

6. Push to your fork:

   git push origin your-branch-name

7. Open a pull request and describe your changes.

I’ll review your contribution and, if it fits the vibe, merge it in. Let’s keep the fun going together!

License

MIT © asanducristian