@_inlimbo/nativeui v0.0.9

React Native UI Kit by InLimbo

Contents

• Styles
• Colors
• Buttons
• Inputs

Classes -xs -sm -md -lg -xl

Styles

To import the style sheet used in the UI Kit add the following code to the component

const styles = require('@_inlimbo/nativeui/styles');

Colors

To change the colors used in the kit install the react-native-config dependency to your project

npm i --save react-native-config

Then create an .env file in your root folder and add the folowing variables.

PRIMARY_UI=
SECONDARY_UI=
SUCCESS_UI=
WARNING_UI=
DANGER_UI=
DARK_UI=
LIGHT_UI=

To import the colors used in the UI Kit add the following code. However colors will not work if you have set any of the environment variables above.

const colors = require('@_inlimbo/nativeui/colors');

-prm // blue process.env.PRIMARY_CLR -snd // purple process.env.SECONDARY_CLR

-suc // green process.env.SUCCESS_CLR -fal // red process.env.FAILURE_CLR -wrn // gold provess.env.WARNING_CLR

-drk // black provess.env.DARK_CLR -lgt // white process.env.LIGHT_CLR

Buttons

There are a few options for buttons and are built off of React Native's TouchableHighlight to use them in your project use the code below.

import LimboUI from '@_inlimbo/nativeui';
// or
import { Button } from '@_inlimbo/nativeui';

There are also added color and outline options that can be added to the component to customize it. Color takes a string of one of the defined ui colors and outlined takes a boolean. Buttons also have small medium and large classes that can be added.

// Default button
<LimboUI.Button onPress={()=>{console.log('Pressed!')}}>
  {/* Anything you want! */}
  <Text style={styles.btn__txt}>Default</Text>
</LimboUI.Button>
// Button with options
<Button onPress={()=>{console.log('Pressed!')}}
  color="snd"
  outline={true}
  style={styles.btn_cr.lg}>
  <Text style={styles.btn_otl__txt.snd}>Customized</Text>
</Button>

btn- // button ipt- // input

-ot // outline -sld // solid

Inputs