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@s-ui/react-primitive-polymorphic-element
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Render a basic polymorphic element capable of rendering a specified html tag or component when passed as a property.
$ npm install @s-ui/react-primitive-polymorphic-element
import PolymorphicElement from 'components/primitive/polymorphicElement/lib/index.js'
function Component() {}
return (
<>
<PolymorphicElement as="div"/>
<PolymorphicElement as="h1"/>
<PolymorphicElement as={Component}/>
</>
)
Property | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
as | string | function | 'span' | Render the passed value as the correspondent HTML tag or the component if a function is passed. |
Find full description and more examples in the demo page.
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> Render a basic polymorphic element capable of rendering a specified html tag or component when passed as a property.
The npm package @s-ui/react-primitive-polymorphic-element receives a total of 1,982 weekly downloads. As such, @s-ui/react-primitive-polymorphic-element popularity was classified as popular.
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