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Yet another CSS-in-JS library. Based on Facebook's internal styling library as seen at React Conf 2019.
npm i @-ui/styles
// React example
import React from 'react'
import styles from '@-ui/styles'
styles.variables({
colors: {
red: '#c12',
blue: '#09a',
purple: '#800080',
},
})
const style = styles({
red: `
color: var(--colors-red);
`,
blue: ({colors}) => `
color: ${colors.blue};
.${style('red')} {
color: ${colors.purple};
}
`,
})
const Component = (props) => (
<div className={style({blue: props.blue, red: props.red})}>
Hello world
<span className={style(props.blue && 'blue', props.red && 'red')}>
Hello world
</span>
<span className={style('blue')}>I'm always blue</span>
<span className={style('red')}>I'm purple when my parent is blue</span>
</div>
)
Coming soon. Until then play with this React example on CodeSandbox
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