Designed ReactJS Components for personal use.
Set of High-Order HTML Elements as React Components, with default theme set for them, which can also be customized to any extent required, keeping the bundle size for the project using this library small.
- All the current up-to-date list of supported components can be found here in
./src/components
Main purpose of this library is to use latest CSS properties (like flex
box etc.), without the thought of supporting old browsers, removing use of browser prefixes, thus keeping library (with current set of components) size small.
I am hoping to keep it under
15Kb - 20Kb
at-max with all basic components and dependencies included. Currently it has it's own icons present for testing, will later on remove them to reduce the size even more.
Just one small CSS-to-JS dependency, for creating components:
-
nano-css (0.5Kb +
addon
Sizes)
PROS:
- Small and flexible 5th gen CSS-to-JS module.
- Allows addons to levitate, various features of CSS-to-JS
- Helps in keeping our own libraries using it, small and precise, with help of some modules.
CONS:
- This library is very new in terms of other, so no gaurantee when the dev might stop working on it
- Could have used styled-jsx(5kb at-max), but it was a real pain to make it work with storybook.
- Mordern Brower support only.
npm install kamamana --save
import { Button, Card, Flexbox, KamamanaProvider } from 'kamamana';
/* ... */
// Wrap your React App with KamamanaProvider for custom theme
const App = props => <KamamanaProvider kTheme={theme}>{/* App Children */}</KamamanaProvider>;
// Else, Use App as is, to use the default theme...
const App = props => {
/* App Render */
};
This library also exposes the internal nano-css
css-in-js engine
(only used addons
and nano
, for now it's just jsx
, rule
), for custom use, which helps in re-using the
library, whitout any custom css-in-js
dependency, making overall parent project bundle size small (if used)...
import { nano, rule, jsx } from 'kamamana';
For details on jsx
addon usage, check out Addon JSX
Uses storybook for development
$ git clone git@github.com:willofindie/kamamana.git
$ cd kamamana
$ npm install
$ npm run storybook
Open your browser and visit http://127.0.0.1:9001