Wired Elements as React components.
- Great for quick prototyping
- TypeScript types included 👍
The Storybook Demo includes interactive examples as well as detailed documentation for each component's props and usage.
Wired Elements is a really cool library that provides web components with a wireframe look using SVGs. This library wraps each of the wired elements in a React component and exposes the available attributes, methods, and styling options as props (as best as possible).
Step 1. Install this library with using yarn or npm.
yarn add react-wired-elements
Step 2. Include the Material Icons CSS file in the head of your main HTML file.
<head>
<link
href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Material+Icons&display=block"
rel="stylesheet"
/>
</head>import React from 'react';
import { WiredCard, WiredButton } from 'react-wired-elements';
const App = () => {
return (
<WiredCard fill="#F5F5F5" elevation={3}>
<WiredButton onClick={handleSubmit}>Submit</WiredButton>
</WiredCard>
);
};Checkout the Storybook Demo for interactive examples and detailed prop definitions and usage instructions.
Here is the full list of components. Click any component to be directed to it's Storybook example.
- WiredButton
- WiredCalendar
- WiredCard
- WiredCheckbox
- WiredCombo
- WiredDialog
- WiredDivider
- WiredFab
- WiredIconButton
- WiredImage
- WiredInput
- WiredItem
- WiredLink
- WiredListbox
- WiredProgress
- WiredRadio
- WiredRadioGroup
- WiredSearchInput
- WiredSlider
- WiredSpinner
- WiredTab
- WiredTabs
- WiredTextarea
- WiredToggle
- WiredVideo
There are some naming and functionality differences between Wired Elements and this library. This is due, in part, to differences in how React and web components work as well as an effort to follow common naming conventions/patterns in React. Since these are web components, they dispatch native events as opposed to React synthetic events.
maxRowsprop onWiredTextAreacomponent not workingfirstDateandlastDatenot working onWiredCalendar