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scomo

v1.2.0

Published

How good's this?

Downloads

10

Readme

scomo

How good's a readme?

Have a yarn

People that have a yarn, get a yarn, to claim your yarn: yarn add scomo.

Using Scomo

Scomo takes a few props but the only one that counts is imgsrc.

import Scomo from 'scomo';

function HaveAGo(props) {
  return <Scomo imgsrc="path/to/image.png" />;
}

What does Scomo do?

Leans into bias to confirm whatever you highlighted is as good as you believe it to be.

How goods coal

It is not elegant, but it is at least true to life.

Props

| Name | Description | Example values | | ---------- | ------------------ | -------------------- | | imgsrc | The image to load | String: img.png | | imgwidth | Width of image | Number: 320 | | imgalt | Alt text for image | String: tax credit |