@nodestrap/element

<Element />

A basic building block without any applied stylesheet of nodestrap components.
This is the most generic element for the base of (more) complex components.

Preview

<Element>
    hello world
</Element>

Rendered to:

<div>
    hello world
</div>

---

<Element tag='span' classes={['button', 'awesome']} variantClasses={['big', 'dark']} stateClasses={['hovered']}>
    hello world
</Element>

Rendered to:

<span class="button awesome big dark hovered">
    hello world
</span>

---

<Element semanticTag={['ul', 'ol']} semanticRole='list'>
    hello world
</Element>
<Element semanticTag={['ul', 'ol']} semanticRole='list' tag='ul'>
    hello world
</Element>
<Element semanticTag={['ul', 'ol']} semanticRole='list' tag='ol'>
    hello world
</Element>
<Element semanticTag={['ul', 'ol']} semanticRole='list' tag='div'>
    hello world
</Element>

Rendered to:

<ul>
    hello world
</ul>
<ul>
    hello world
</ul>
<ol>
    hello world
</ol>
<div role="list">
    hello world
</div>

Features

• Dynamic tag name tag='div'.
• Smart semantic tag & role.
• Access the DOM element via elmRef= (similar to ref=).

Installation

Using npm:

npm i @nodestrap/element

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