dallas

dallas

La classe, dallas.

Install

# React is a peer dependencie
npm i dallas react

API

The api provide a classe wrapper function.

Basic usage

import { React, classe } from 'classe'
// classe takes 2 arguments
// an option and a render function
const Button = classe('my-button', props => <button {...props} />)

// this JSX:
<Button className='big' />
// render this dom
<button className='big my-button' />

React is passed down for convenience

You can pass in an array of classNames

import { React, classe } from 'dallas'

import style from './Wrapper.module.css'

const Wrapper = classe([ 'container', style.Wrapper ])

// This JSX
<Wrapper />
// render this dom
<div class="container Wrapper__Wrapper_aQn7" />

The second argument (the render function) is optionnal
It will default to rendering the className to a div. props =>

Merged class names !

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boolean class flags

all keys that have strings values genereate boolean flags as short hands for applying css classes.

// options can be passed last or first.
export const FlagClass = classe({
  disabled: 'dis',
  selected: 'bp-selected',
})

// this JSX
<FlagClass disabled selected />
// render this dom
<div class="dis bp-selected" />

// and this JSX
<FlagClass selected className="pouet"/>
// render this dom
<div class="pouet bp-selected" />

You can not use className or classNames as a flag.

class matcher

A class matcher is a switch, it use a string or a function for more complex logic.

// options can be passed last or first.
export const Matcher = classe({
  color: {
    info: 'color-blue',
    warning: 'color-yellow',
    error: 'color-red',
  },
  status: data => data.endDate > Date.now() ? 'available' : 'unavailable'
})

// this JSX
<Matcher color="error" />
// render this dom
<div class="color-red" />

// and this JSX
<Matcher status={{ endDate: Date.now() + 1000 }} />
// render this dom
<div class="available" />

// while
<Matcher status={{ endDate: 0 }} />
// would render this dom
<div class="available" />

The render functions are memo by default, if you want not to memo the function, use either classe.noMemo or classeNoMemo.

option consume (Boolean)

Passing the consume option to true will remove props that are used for flags.

option groups (RegExp)

A RegExp used to match exclusive props together

export const Matcher = classe({
  orange1: 'light-orange',
  orange2: 'orange',
  orange3: 'dark-orange',
  groups: /^([a-z]+)([0-9]+)$/i,
})

// this JSX
<Matcher orange="1" />
// render this dom
<div class="light-orange" />

// this JSX
<Matcher orange3 />
// render this dom
<div class="dark-orange" />

// this JSX
<Matcher orange={2} />
// render this dom
<div class="orange" />

Groups are mutualy exclusives so once flags are matched together, only the last one will be applied:

// this JSX
<Matcher orange1 orange2 orange3 />
// render this dom
<div class="dark-orange" />

Refs

A special elemRef props is checked to forward ref to the rendered element.

const ref = useRef(null)
<Matcher elemRef={ref} />