Drywall is a style agnostic component library built with React and styled-components. The library consists of high quality, functional components that are accessible and thoroughly tested. Drywall itself does not provide any styles, but leverages the styled-components theming API to provide flexible theming capabilities.
Wait... a component library without styles?!
After building several different component libraries, we found that styles were always the least sharable aspect -- so why include them at all if they are just going to be overriden anyways? Styles are built independently as themes, creating a separation of concerns, leaving the components to focus on interactions and accessibility.
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drywall component library
We found that drywall 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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