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@vygruppen/spor-button-react

Buttons are action triggers, and the Spor Design System comes with a lot of them!

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Button (React)

Buttons are action triggers, and the Spor Design System comes with a lot of them!

Installation

$ npm install @vygruppen/spor-button-react

Usage

import { Button, IconButton, ButtonGroup } from "@vygruppen/spor-button-react";

<Button />

Buttons comes with lots of options that you might want to specify. Most of them are lifted directly from Chakra UI's implementation.

variant

There are several button variants. You can specify which one you want with the variant prop. The available variants are:

  • control: This button is used for ticket controls only.
  • primary: This is our main button. It's used for the main actions in a view, like a call to action. There should only be a single primary button in each view.
  • secondary: Used for secondary actions in a view, and when you need to make several actions available at the same time.
  • tertiary: Used for non-essential actions, as well as in combination with the primary button.
  • additional: Used for additional choices, like a less important tertiary action.
  • ghost: Used inside other interactive elements, like date pickers and input fields.

size

There are also different sizes. You can specify which one you want with the size prop. The available sizes are "lg", "md", "sm" and "xs".

<IconButton />

Icon buttons are buttons with only an icon in them.

Since they don't have any text, you need to provide screen reader users with an aria-label.

<IconButton aria-label="Save" icon={<SaveIcon />} />

You can specify the same sizes and variants as regular buttons.

<ButtonGroup />

If you have several buttons next to each other, you might want to use a ButtonGroup to ensure you have the same spacing between buttons.

You can also specify what variants and sizes all buttons inside of a given button group should have.

<ButtonGroup variant="secondary" size="md">
  <Button>Save</Button>
  <Button>Cancel</Button>
</ButtonGroup>

Development

Please refer to the root readme for development notes.

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Package last updated on 21 Mar 2023

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