circle-ui v1.0.5

Enjoy! :)

Layout

The layout component is sort of the bread and butter of the ui. This unlocks numerous sub-componenets, but most importantly, it keeps everything within in perfect order.

import { Layout } from 'circle-ui'

export default () => (
  <Layout>
    /* ... */
  </Layout>
)

Navbar

What would a layout be without a fixed navbar? The navbar component exposes a few sub-componenets of its own to make things just a little easier, and customizable.

import { Layout } from 'circle-ui'
const { Navbar } = Layout
const { Item } = Navbar

export default () => (
  <Layout>
    <Navbar>
      <Item><img src='path/to/my/logo.svg' /></Item>
      <Item>Pizza Parlour</Item>
    </Navbar>
   </Layout>
)

import { Layout } from 'circle-ui'
const { Navbar } = Layout
const { Item, Menu, MenuItem } = Navbar

export default () => (
  <Layout>
    <Navbar>
      <Item><img src='path/to/my/logo.svg' /></Item>
      <Item>Pizza Parlour</Item>
      <Item grow /> // Pushes the menu all of the way to the right
      <Menu label='Drop pizza menu' anchor='right'>
        <MenuItem>Cheese Pizza</MenuItem>
        <MenuItem><a href='#'>Sausage Pizza</a></MenuItem>
      </Menu>
    </Navbar>
   </Layout>
)

or

import { Layout } from 'circle-ui'
const { Navbar } = Layout
const { Item, Menu, MenuItem } = Navbar

export default () => (
  <Layout>
    <Navbar>
      <Item><img src='path/to/my/logo.svg' /></Item>
      <Item>Pizza Parlour</Item>
      <Item grow />
      <Tray label='Tray pizza menu' anchor='right'>
        <MenuItem>Cheese Pizza</MenuItem>
        <MenuItem><a href='#'>Sausage Pizza</a></MenuItem>
      </Tray>
    </Navbar>
   </Layout>
)

Content

Now that the layout is established, the content component simply gives a little breathing room.

import { Layout } from 'circle-ui'
const { Content } = Layout

export default () => (
  <Layout>
    <Content>
      <h1>Neato!</h1>
    </Content>
   </Layout>
)

Columns/Column

With room to breath, the layout can really begin to take shape, and columns work just as you think they would

import { Layout } from 'circle-ui'
const { Content, Columns, Column } = Layout

export default () => (
  <Layout>
    <Content>
      <Columns>
        <Column flexGrow='1' />
        <Column maxWidth='700px'>
          <h1>This is now right in the middle of the layout!</h1>
        </Column>
        <Column flexGrow='1' />
      </Columns>
    </Content>
   </Layout>
)

Paper

The most basic piece of paper (component). A white background and some padding to keep everything tidy.

import { Layout } from 'circle-ui'
const { Content, Columns, Column, Paper } = Layout

export default () => (
  <Layout>
    <Content>
      <Columns>
        <Column>
          <Paper>
            <h3>Column 1</h3>
          </Paper>
        </Column>
        <Column>
          <Paper>
            <h3>Column 2</h3>
          </Paper>
        </Column>
      </Columns>
    </Content>
   </Layout>
)

Form

Forms are an essential piece of any ui but native elements have there place as well. Hopefully, a small collection of basic form components is all that's needed for a successful prototype.

import { Form, Button } from 'circle-ui'
const { Group, Label, Input, Textarea } = Form

export default () => (
  <form method='post'>
    <Group>
      <Label>Name</Label>
      <Input />
    </Group>

    <Group>
      <Label>Last name</Label>
      <Input placeholder='A single initial is acceptable' />
    </Group>
    <Group>
      <Textarea />
    </Group>
    <Group flexDirection='row'>
      <Button type='submit'>submit</Button>
    </Group>
  </form>
)

Button

Used in the example above, the button component comes next. Quite straightforward and nothing too crazy.

import { Button } from 'circle-ui'

export default () => (
  <div>
    <Button>Primary blue</Button>
    <Button color='danger' shape='pill'>Danger pill</Button>
    <Button color='disabled'>Disabled gray</Button>
  </div>
)

ChiaText

What a strange name. Modeled after the status input on Facebook, this starts with a large font-size only to shrink as the input length grows.

import { ChiaText } from 'circle-ui'

export default () => (
  <ChiaText maxFontSize={3} /> // font size is in em units
)

Responsive

A really simple, and effective, way to alter the layout based on common breakpoints.

import { Layout, Responsive } from 'circle-ui'
const { Navbar } = Layout
const { Item } = Navbar

export default () => (
  <Layout>
    <Navbar>
      <Responsive isMobileHidden>
        <Item><img src='path/to/my/logo.svg' /></Item>
      </Responsive>
      <Item>Pizza Parlour</Item>
    </Navbar>
   </Layout>
)

or change the layout completely

import { Layout, Responsive } from 'circle-ui'
const { Content, Columns, Column, Paper } = Layout

export default () => (
  <Layout>
    <Content>
      <Responsive isMobileHidden>
        <Paper>
          <h3>Only visible on desktop and tablets</h3>
        </Paper>
      </Responsive>
      <Responsive isDesktopHidden isTabletHidden>
        <Paper>
          <h3>Only visible on mobile!</h3>
        </Paper>
      </Responsive>
    </Content>
   </Layout>
)

Animate

A little pizaz is always nice. A handful of animations and reveals borrowed from Animate.css

import { Animate } from 'circle-ui'

export default () => (
  <Animate name='bounceIn'>
    <h1>Bouncing on in!</h1>
    <p>Me too!</p>
  </Animate>
)

Animations included: bounce, flash, pulse, rubberBand, shake, swing, tada, wobble, bounceIn, fadeIn, slideInUp, zoomIn