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Tetrisly offers user-friendly components designed for effortless integration. Plus, it's fully compatible with fully compatible with Tetrisly for Figma with a seamless design and development experience in mind.
🧩 Tetrisly offers user-friendly components designed for effortless integration. Plus, it's fully compatible with Tetrisly for Figma with a seamless design and development experience in mind.
If you want to know more about Tetrisly, check out our website: tetrisly.com
We've decided to use xstyled
for styling our components. If you are interested in our reasoning, check out our article on this topic: Style Wars: Tailwind vs. CSS-in-JS in Design Systems Implementation
Install tetrisly-react
with npm (you can do the same with yarn, pnpm or any other package manager)
npm install @virtuslab/tetrisly-react
and dependencies:
npm install styled-components @xstyled/styled-components
After installing the package, you need to wrap your application in the TetrislyProvider
component. This will provide the theme and other context to your application.
import { TetrislyProvider } from '@virtuslab/tetrisly-react';
function App() {
return (
<TetrislyProvider>
<YourApp />
</TetrislyProvider>
);
}
TetrislyProvider accepts optional prop theme
which can be used to override default theme.
import { TetrislyProvider } from '@virtuslab/tetrisly-react';
function App() {
return (
<TetrislyProvider
theme={{
colors: {
'$color-semantic-brand--4': th.color('$color-raspberry--4'),
'$color-semantic-brand--3': th.color('$color-raspberry--3'),
'$color-semantic-brand--2': th.color('$color-raspberry--2'),
'$color-semantic-brand--1': th.color('$color-raspberry--1'),
'$color-semantic-brand-0': th.color('$color-raspberry-0'),
'$color-semantic-brand-+1': th.color('$color-raspberry-+1'),
'$color-semantic-brand-+2': th.color('$color-raspberry-+2'),
'$color-semantic-brand-+3': th.color('$color-raspberry-+3'),
'$color-semantic-brand-+4': th.color('$color-raspberry-+4'),
'$color-semantic-brand-+5': th.color('$color-raspberry-+5'),
'$color-semantic-brand-+6': th.color('$color-raspberry-+6'),
'$color-semantic-brand-+7': th.color('$color-raspberry-+7'),
'$color-semantic-brand-+8': th.color('$color-raspberry-+8'),
},
}}
>
<YourApp />
</TetrislyProvider>
);
}
Our default theme contains all of fundamental Tetrisly Design Tokens, you can use it with xstyled
props to easy set up
your design. See tet.*
utility example of use.
Here you can see the default theme or a complete list of theme options.
Tetrisly uses Inter font as default. To add it to your app you should link it
in your root .html
file:
<link rel="preconnect" href="https://fonts.googleapis.com" />
<link rel="preconnect" href="https://fonts.gstatic.com" crossorigin />
<link
href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Inter:wght@400;450;600&display=swap"
rel="stylesheet"
/>
tet.*
utilitytet
function is our extension of xstyled x.*
utility. Both has the same API, but we will add some extra features in
near future. You can read more here.
import {
TetrislyProvider,
Button,
theme,
tet,
} from '@virtuslab/tetrisly-react';
const App = () => (
<TetrislyProvider>
<tet.div
display="flex"
justifyContent="center"
alignItems="center"
h="100vh"
>
<tet.div>
<tet.h1
textAlign="center"
mb="$dimension-200"
text="$typo-header-4xLarge"
color="$color-content-primary"
>
Hello world!
</tet.h1>
<tet.div display="flex" justifyContent="center" alignItems="center">
<a
href="https://storybook.tetrisly.com"
target="_blank"
rel="noreferrer"
>
<Button label="Go to Storybook" appearance="primary" />
</a>
</tet.div>
</tet.div>
</tet.div>
</TetrislyProvider>
);
export default App;
Clone the project
git clone https://github.com/VirtusLab/tetrisly-react
Go to the project directory
cd tetrisly-react
Install dependencies
yarn install
Start the storybook server
yarn storybook
To run tests, run the following command
yarn test
If you want to dive deeper into the components Tetrisly offers, check out our official documentation: Tetrisly Docs
You can also check out our Storybook, which is our Documentation for React components (now in progress): Tetrisly Storybook
All Tetrisly components have a custom
prop. It makes it possible to customize the component without the need to create a new one. Below you can see an example of Button customization
If you want to change any of button styles, you can make it by passing custom props with object based on specific component config.
For instance, to change background-color of appearance="primary" intent="secondary" variant to pink, just pass referenced object structure:
<Button
label="Button label"
appearance="primary"
intent="success"
custom={{
default: {
appearance: {
primary: {
intent: {
success: {
backgroundColor: 'raspberry-0', // you can also pass any color value not included in default theme
},
},
},
},
},
}}
/>
we are still working on it, thanks for your feedback here!
If at any point you need help, feel lost, or have some feedback for us, you can create issues on our GitHub repository, or reach out to us on out Discord Server: Tetrisly Discord
If you want to share with us your thoughts on Tetrisly, or showcase what you have built with it (it could be any aspect of our product, not only the React library), you can do it here: Tetrisly Testimonials Form
We are using the Apache License 2.0 for our library of components
Meet VirtusLab, the visionary team behind Tetrisly for React and the Tetrisly design system. Trusted by clients, they excel in product design, design systems and front-end engineering, creating mission-critical solutions across the product lifecycle.
FAQs
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