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Easily define your design system and write your CSS using JSX.
ThemeProvider
from styled-components
.Div
. (Optionally, you can also import Normalize
, and NormalizeOpenType
)cattous-tachyons
.And :tada:!
import { ThemeProvider } from "styled-components"
import Div, { Normalize, NormalizeOpenType } from "cattous"
import cattousTachyons from "cattous-tachyons"
const Layout = () => (
<ThemeProvider theme={cattousTachyons}>
<Div>
<Div fontSize={[0,1,2]} color="black" fontWeight="900" as="h1">Cattous.</Div>
<Div hover="dim" fontSize="24px" as="p">A CSS in JSX library for lazy developers</Div>
</Div>
</ThemeProvider>
)
If you would like to add extra styles to Div
, you can easily use styled-components for that. as
is used to change the resulting HTML element.
const StyledDiv = styled(Div)`
// insert your CSS here
`
Cattous also comes with Normalize
, NormalizeOpenType
(by Kenneth Ormandy), and Pesticide
for debugging CSS (by Pesticide).
I recently became fond of styled-components and I couldn't go back to using a CSS file in my projects. However, and especially for small projects, styled-components slows me down because I have to declare a new variable for every HTML element that I want to style.
Rebass and styled-system offered what I wanted, but they were still missing a bunch of CSS properties.
Thus, I made Cattous 🐱 to help me get done with styling my side projects as fast as possible. It uses styled-system API and adds all missing CSS properties along with some styling (cattous-tachyons
).
The project is still under development, although it can be used without any problems.
I am still improving the source code, adding more options for theming, and importing known CSS libraries such as Tachyons (✔), Bootstrap, and TailwindCSS.
You can find me on Twitter @Imed_Adel or on Linkedin.
FAQs
CSS in JSX for lazy developers
The npm package cattous receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, cattous popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that cattous 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.
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