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Some components for documenting Happeo UI Kit in MDX, written in React.
Some handy components for documenting Happeo UI Kit in MDX, written in React.
import pkg from "../package.json";
<PackageMetadata pkg={pkg} />
<ColorExample hex={"#29C4A9"} name="brand" />
Simple styled component to to be used for example with <ColorExample>
.
<BackgroundBox>
<ColorExample hex={"#ffffff"} name="white" darkText={true} />
</BackgroundBox>
<ShadeGrid colors={{
navy: "#1A5D8D",
active: "#009DFF",
success: "#29C47F",
warn: "#FABD24",
alert: "#EC4B2F",
violet: "#5E2590",
}} shadeFns={{
darken20: (color) => darken(0.2, color),
desaturate: (color) => desaturate(0.2, color)
}}/>
Use "Shorthand property names" to get the variable name as padding name.
const hugeMargin = "40px";
<MarginExample margin={{hugeMargin}} />
Use "Shorthand property names" to get the variable name as padding name.
const hugePadding = "40px"
<PaddingExample padding={{hugePadding}} />
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Some components for documenting Happeo UI Kit in MDX, written in React.
We found that @happeo/docs-tools demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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