z-info v1.2.0

z-info

A quick message box component for your web application.

Table of contents

• z-info
• Table of contents
• Install
  • Import as HTML/CSS component
  • Import as Stateless Functional Component (SFC)
• How to use
  • CSS component
  • Stateless Functional Component
• Theming
• License

Install

The package is available to download through npm:

npm install z-info --save

Import as HTML/CSS component

The simple case

The package will be located inside the node_modules folder, you can import it into the HTML document as follows:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="node_modules/z-info/dist/style.css">

When bundling an web app

For bundlers that support CSS, like Webpack, you can use it like this:

require('z-info/dist/style.css');

Import as a Stateless Functional Component (SFC)

The package does not include the renderer, you can use any renderer that supports SFCs. You could use React, Preact, Inferno, etc.

Notice: This package contains CSS styling, you may need a bundler that's capable of requiring CSS files like Webpack with css-loader.

Once you have chosen the renderer you can include the package in your project as follows:

// Assuming the React renderer is being used
const React = require('react');
const render = require('react-dom').render;

// Passing the render function when importing
const ZInfo = require('z-info')(React.createElement);

// Render it on page, using JSX here :)
render(<ZInfo title="Title" />, document.body);

How to use

CSS component

Just add the HTML structure and CSS classes to reproduce the UI component.

Class hierarchy

Full working example:

<div class="z-info">
  <h1 class="z-info__title">Hello!</h1>
  <p class="z-info__message">More info</p>
</div>

Stateless Functional Component

Render the HTML by using the SFC and passing props.

Supported Props

Full example (JSX):

<ZInfo title="Title" message="More info" />

Theming

Since 1.2.0, z-info supports theming through CSS Variables.

List of variables used:

LICENSE

MIT