styled-components
styled-components allows you to add styles to your application that are written with a mixture of JavaScript and CSS using a technique called CSS-in-JS.
Helps keep the concerns of styling and element architecture separated and make components more readable without worrying about class name collisions.
Example implementation shown below.
import styled from 'styled-components'
const Container = styled.div<{isLarge: boolean}>` padding: "50px"; font-size: ${({ isLarge }) => (isLarge ? "36px" : "18px")};`;
const Title = styled.div` margin-right: 50px; color: ${({ theme }) => theme.colors.cancelRed};`;
const Subtitle = styled(Title)` margin-right: 30px;`;
import React from "react";
import { Container, Title, Information } from "./styled";
export const Header: React.FC = () => { return ( <Container isLarge> <Title /> <Subtitle /> </Container> );};
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Adapting based on propsProps can be passed to styled components to customize a component dynamically. When setting the isLarge prop to true, we are swapping out its font-size.
const Container = styled.div<{isLarge: boolean}>` padding: "50px"; font-size: ${({ isLarge }) => (isLarge ? "36px" : "18px")};`;
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Extending StylesYou can extend components with style if you want to create a similar one, styled slightly differently. To easily make a new component that inherits the styling of another, just wrap it in the styled() constructor.
const Subtitle = styled(Title)` margin-right: 30px;`;
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Themingstyled-components has full theming support by exporting a <ThemeProvider>
wrapper component.
This component provides a theme to all components underneath itself via the context API. In the render tree all styled-components will have access to the provided theme.
A theme can also be passed down to a component using the theme
prop.
const Title = styled.div` margin-right: 50px; color: ${({ theme }) => theme.colors.darkGrey};`;
theme
prop gets values from definitions/styled-components
folder. You can add any css properties theme files in order to use from all styled-components.
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Dark ModeDark mode feature serving as a ready to use in created project with styled-component plugin.
You customize colors at definitions/styled-components
folder:
The first is common.ts
, which will contain our base styling, and the others are dark.ts and light.ts, which will include variables for our dark and light themes.
const dark: DefaultTheme = { colors: { ...common.colors, body: "#363537", toggleBorder: "#556678", gradient: "linear-gradient(#091236, #1E215D)", background: "#808080", textColor: "#FFFFFF", },};
const light: DefaultTheme = { colors: { ...common.colors, body: "#E2E2E2", toggleBorder: "#ABB7C4", gradient: "linear-gradient(#39598A, #79D7ED)", background: "#FFFFFF", textColor: "#000000", },};
Set the colors with same key value at both file and then use with theme props in styled components. Defined colors changes when invoke toggle function from definitions/styled-components/index.ts
.
import styled from "styled-components";
export const Container = styled.div` background-color: ${({ theme }) => theme.colors.body};`;
note
All needed dark mode configurations and files adds by CLI if styled-component plugin selected as CSS Preprocessor during project creation phase.
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Styled SystemStyled System is a collection of utility functions that add style props to your components and allows you to control styles based on a global theme object with typographic scales, colors, and layout properties.
tip
We are serving styled-system as a optional plugin with styled-components.
Example usage:
import styled from "styled-components";import { border, color, layout, space, typography } from "styled-system";
export const Card = styled.div` ${border} ${color} ${layout} ${space}`;
import React from "react";import { Card } from "./styled";
export const StyledSystemExample: React.FC = () => { return ( <Card bg="wheat" maxWidth="20rem" borderRadius={10} mx="auto" mt="32px"> );};
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How do I use styled-components with Create React App?We recommend to check official document to use styled-component to your existing project.