Bootstrap Element is a primitive component with typed utility classes and auto-completion - a la 'styled' jsx, just with readable classes
Install React-BE
npm install --save @orizens/react-be
Make sure your project includes bootstrap.
WHY?
Bootstrap is still popular and along with that, react-bootstrap is as well.
React-BE solves the problem of development experience and adds auto-completion for bootstrap utility functions.
importReact, { Component } from'react'import { Be, Row, H4, Section, Flex, Div, Ol, Li } from'@orizens/react-be'functionExample() {
return (
<Section><H4text='dark'>React-BE</H4><Columncol='10'><Beflex='row'overflow='auto'>react-be is a time saver</Be><Flexflex='row'><Div><Ol><Li>there are more elements - with FULL Typescript support</Li><Li>more elements are coming soon...</Li></Ol></Div></Flex></Column></Section>
)
}
Support HTML-Elements powered by React-BE
these are the elements that are available with React-Be typings:
bootstrap element primitive component with utility classes and auto-completion - a la 'styled' jsx, just with readable classes
The npm package @orizens/react-be receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @orizens/react-be popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @orizens/react-be demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago.It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
Last updated on 16 Mar 2021
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