De Stijl is a very thin layer on top of Glamor to provide a preferred way of working with css in React. It scopes de-duplicates and prefixes css, and allows hovers, media queries and psuedo selectors.
De Stijl is a very thin layer on top of Glamor to provide a preferred way of working with css in React. It scopes de-duplicates and prefixes css, and allows hovers, media queries and psuedo selectors.
yarn add --dev destijlimport { Style, Styling } from "destijl";Write inline styles using the Style function. You can optionally add hovers, media queries and psuedo css selectors. Then, use them in a React component. Every html tag now accepts a css property that you can use to set the style directly on any html element.
const style = Style({ border: "1px solid red" });
style.hover({ border: "1px solid green" });
const tree = <div css={style} />;
Use the Styling tag in your html head, which generates the css for all the children.
const Template = props => {
return (
<html>
<head>
<Styling body={props.children} />
</head>
<body>{props.children}</body>
</html>
);
};
React.createElement to allow each html tag to use a convenience css property.FAQs
De Stijl is a very thin layer on top of Glamor to provide a preferred way of working with css in React. It scopes de-duplicates and prefixes css, and allows hovers, media queries and psuedo selectors.
The npm package destijl receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, destijl popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that destijl 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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