@payfit/midnight
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React UI components library for the PayFit Design System
The PayFit design system library
| Avatar | Name | Role |
|---|---|---|
 | Sylvie Nguyen | Senior Product Designer |
| Fiona Gianquinto | Visual Designer | |
 | Yann Isabel | Frontend Software Engineer |
 | Nicolas Toulemont | Software Engineer |
 | Cyril Lopez (Soupette) | Lead Front-End Engineer |
| Santiago Arango | Senior Software Engineer |
To get started install the @payfit/midnight package:
yarn add @payfit/midnight @payfit/midnight-utils react react-dom styled-components @emotion/css @emotion/react
After installing Midnight, you can now use it this way:
import React from 'react'
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom'
import { Button, MidnightProvider } from '@payfit/midnight'
ReactDOM.render(
<MidnightProvider locale="en-GB">
<Button>I am using Midnight!</Button>
</MidnightProvider>,
document.getElementById('root'),
)
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React UI components library for the PayFit Design System
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