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@chakra-ui/anatomy

The anatomy of all chakra components

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What is @chakra-ui/anatomy?

@chakra-ui/anatomy is a utility package from Chakra UI that provides a set of predefined anatomy objects for various UI components. These anatomy objects help in creating consistent and accessible component structures by defining the parts and their respective styles.

What are @chakra-ui/anatomy's main functionalities?

Button Anatomy

The button anatomy defines the parts of a button component, such as 'container', 'icon', and 'label'. This helps in creating a consistent button structure across the application.

const { buttonAnatomy } = require('@chakra-ui/anatomy');

const parts = buttonAnatomy.keys;
console.log(parts); // ['container', 'icon', 'label']

Input Anatomy

The input anatomy defines the parts of an input component, such as 'addon', 'field', and 'element'. This ensures a consistent structure for input components.

const { inputAnatomy } = require('@chakra-ui/anatomy');

const parts = inputAnatomy.keys;
console.log(parts); // ['addon', 'field', 'element']

Modal Anatomy

The modal anatomy defines the parts of a modal component, such as 'overlay', 'dialogContainer', 'dialog', 'header', 'closeButton', 'body', and 'footer'. This helps in creating a consistent modal structure.

const { modalAnatomy } = require('@chakra-ui/anatomy');

const parts = modalAnatomy.keys;
console.log(parts); // ['overlay', 'dialogContainer', 'dialog', 'header', 'closeButton', 'body', 'footer']

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