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A flexbox wrapper for Material UI Box and Grid components with handy shorthand props.
If you have never gotten confused whether to use justify-content or align-items, then Flex is not for you. If you have, and you've lost sleep, hair, or brain cells because centering a div is hard, then say no more, and yarn add mui-flexy
or npm install mui-flexy
.
See, CSS dictates that:
justify-content
aligns along the main axis and align-items
aligns along the cross axis. When you change the axis, your alignments go bonkers.
What if we took an approach from science and math and 2-dimensional space?
Flex gives you a way to align things in 2-dimensional space using sensible props like x and y instead, and does all the hard CSS stuff for you so you don't have to.
Want to see for yourself? Try it out!
yarn add mui-flexy
# or
npm install mui-flexy
Make sure you've got @mui/material
and its dependencies installed. And React, don't forget React.
If you're not using TypesScript, expect for now that everything will be angry and you will be mad at me. File an issue or submit a PR if you want to live in Wild West.js land.
Then add to your project:
import { Typography } from '@mui/material'; // or use a <p> if you don't like fun typography
import { FlexBox, FlexGrid } from 'mui-flex';
<FlexBox x="top" y="center">
<Typography>Hello, Bajor</Typography>
</FlexBox>
It's like magic:
const YouTooCanCenterADiv = () => (
<FlexBox x="center" y="center" width='100vw' height='100vh'>
<Typography>
2-D coordinate systems are cool
</Typography>
</FlexBox>
)
where:
{
x: "center",
y: "center",
row: true // default is row, or you can pass column
}
produces {
justifyContent: "center",
alignItems: "center",
flexDirection: "row"
}
and
{
x: "left",
y: "bottom",
column: true
}
produces {
justifyContent: "flex-end",
alignItems: "flex-start",
flexDirection: "column"
}
Just like MUI (via Emotion) lets you use arrays and object notation, Flex does too (because it's a wrapper for Box and Grid):
{
x: ["left", "center", "right"],
y: ["bottom", "center", "top"],
row: true
}
produces {
justifyContent: ["flex-start", "center", "flex-end"],
alignItems: ["flex-end", "center", "flex-start"],
flexDirection: "row"
}
//
{
x: ["left", "space-between"],
y: ["top", "center"],
flexDirection: ["row", "column"]
}
produces {
justifyContent: ["flex-start", "center"],
alignItems: ["flex-start", "space-between"],
flexDirection: ["row", "column"]
}
Want to get crafty with a ResponsiveStyleObject
?
{
x: {
xs: "left",
sm: "center",
md: "left",
lg: "inherit",
xl: "space-around"
},
y: {
xs: "top",
sm: "center",
md: "bottom",
lg: "space-between",
xl: "center"
}
flexDirection: {
xs: "row",
sm: "row",
md: "column",
lg: "column",
xl: "column"
}
}
produces {
justifyContent: {
xs: "flex-start",
sm: "center",
md: "flex-end",
lg: "center",
xl: "center"
},
alignItems: {
xs: "flex-start",
sm: "center",
md: "flex-start",
lg: "inherit",
xl: "space-around"
},
flexDirection: {
xs: "row",
sm: "row",
md: "column",
lg: "column",
xl: "column"
}
}
Neato, burrito! That's pretty easy, right?
Oh, one last thing—you can get clever with reverse
, too:
{
x: "left",
y: "center",
reverse: true
row: true
}
produces {
justifyContent: "flex-start",
alignItems: "center",
flexDirection: "row-reverse"
}
Coming soon, perhas it's worth having some shorthand like this:
<FlexRow box />
<FlexColumn grid />
// and
<FlexBox row top-left />
// maybe?
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A flexbox convenience component for Material UI Box and Grid with handy shorthand props
The npm package mui-flexy receives a total of 12 weekly downloads. As such, mui-flexy popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that mui-flexy 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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