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yui-md

v0.1.38

Published

Material Design implementation, written in React and Sass.

Readme

yui-md

Material Design implementation, written in React and Sass.

A series of higher-order utility components that allow you to apply styles to your own custom components. For any utility you use, there is a list of props you must pass in to the highest-level component that your render method returns.

Arguments|Description ---------|----------- WrappedComponent <React.Component>|The component to apply the filter to. rippleFilter <function>|A predicate called on the onMouseDown event that should return whether or not to execute the ripple.

Props Provided|Description --------------|----------- ref <function>|Gets a reference to the node that the ripple is placed on. className <string>|The classes placed on the node that the ripple is placed on. onMouseDown <function>|Ripple function executed on the onMouseDown.