React inline styles implementation of React-TypeStyle

React-TypeStyle-Inline provides a higher-order component to use the React-TypeStyle API to style your React components using 100% React inline styles.

Install

using yarn

yarn add react-typestyle-inline

or npm

npm install --save react-typestyle-inline

Usage

Just add a static styles field to your React component and wrap it in the withStyles higher-order component. You can now access generated inline styles via props.styles.

Example

TypeScript

importwithStyles,{InjectedProps,InputSheet}from'react-typestyle-inline';interfaceProps{name: string;pos: {x: number,y: number};theme: {color: string};}classComponentextendsReact.PureComponent<Props&InjectedProps>{publicstaticstyles: InputSheet<Props>={button: {background: 'transparent',border: 'none',},root: (props)=>({color: props.theme.color,position: 'absolute',transform: `translate(${props.pos.x}px,${props.pos.y}px)`,}),};publicrender(){const{ styles, name }=this.props;return(<divstyle={styles.root}><buttonstyle={styles.button}>{name}</button></div>);}}exportdefaultwithStyles()<Props>(Component);

JavaScript

importwithStylesfrom'react-typestyle-inline';classComponentextendsReact.PureComponent{staticstyles={button: {background: 'transparent',border: 'none',},root: (props)=>({color: props.theme.color,position: 'absolute',transform: `translate(${props.pos.x}px,${props.pos.y}px)`,}),};render(){const{ styles, name }=this.props;return(<divstyle={styles.root}><buttonstyle={styles.button}>{name}</button></div>);}}exportdefaultwithStyles()(Component);

Stateless Components

TypeScript

importwithStyles,{InjectedProps,StyledStatelessComponent}from'react-typestyle-inline';interfaceProps{name: string;pos: {x: number,y: number};theme: {color: string};}constComponent: StyledStatelessComponent<Props>=({ styles, name })=>(<divstyle={styles.root}><buttonstyle={styles.button}>{name}</button></div>);Component.styles={button: {background: 'transparent',border: 'none',},root: (props)=>({color: props.theme.color,position: 'absolute',transform: `translate(${props.pos.x}px,${props.pos.y}px)`,}),};exportdefaultwithStyles()<Props>(Component);

JavaScript

importwithStylesfrom'react-typestyle-inline';constComponent=({ styles, name })=>(<divstyle={styles.root}><buttonstyle={styles.button}>{name}</button></div>);Component.styles={button: {background: 'transparent',border: 'none',},root: (props)=>({color: props.theme.color,position: 'absolute',transform: `translate(${props.pos.x}px,${props.pos.y}px)`,}),};exportdefaultwithStyles()(Component);

Options

You can pass in general options and options specific to the wrapped component.

withStyles(options)(Component,componentOptions)

options

• plugins?: Array<(style: { [property: string]: any }, type: string, renderer: any, props?: { [key: string]: any }) => { [property: string]: any }>
  Plugins for further style transformations. The plugin API is compatible with most Fela plugins, e.g. fela-plugin-prefixer

• shouldStylesUpdate: <Props>(props: Props, nextProps: Props) => boolean
  Used to check whether styles should to be rerendered. Defaults to a shallow comparison of next and current props

componentOptions

• styles: InputSheet<Props>
  Alternative style sheet, overwrites styles field of wrapped component

Utilities

Dynamic Extend

If you are using dynamic styles (your stylesheet includes functions), TypeStyle's standard extend won't work for you.
If you want to compose dynamic styles, use React-TypeStyle's dynamic extend instead.

import{extend}from'react-typestyle-inline';// Compose stylesconststyles=extend(({ background })=>({ background }),{color: '#fff'},()=>({}),);// Use them in the higher-order componentclassComponentextendsReact.PureComponent{staticstyles={root: styles,};render(){/* ... */}}

Developing

This is what you do after you have cloned the repository:

yarn / npm install
npm run build

(Install dependencies & build the project.)

Linting

Execute TSLint

npm run lint

Try to automatically fix linting errors

npm run lint:fix

Testing

Execute Jest unit tests using

npm test

Tests are defined in the same directory the module lives in. They are specified in '[module].test.js' files.

Building

To build the project, execute

npm run build

This saves the production ready code into 'dist/'.