Dresscode
A React Component library
Overview
DressCode is a React component library developed by SFL. It aims to use the latest CSS features while adhering to HTML5 semantics and APIs when designing React components.
Features
- Raw JS and CSS files that are not bundled or transpiled, except for JSX to ES5 transpilation
- Collection of React components with heavy usage of React Hooks
- Configuration for styles is done via CSS custom properties
- Usage of postcss and postcss-preset-env to enable next-gen CSS features
Summary
DressCode is a React component library developed by SFL that focuses on utilizing the latest CSS features and following HTML5 semantics and APIs. It provides a collection of React components with heavy usage of React Hooks and relies on CSS custom properties for styling configuration. To use DressCode, you need to import the JS module and configure your build system to support .css imports.
- React
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- UI Kits & Components
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- Eslint
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- Webpack
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