DEPRECATED: 💄 Maintainable CSS with React
For details on the unmaintained status (and to help people with an automated migration to emotion), see #419.
Maintainable CSS with React
You will find instructions to install glamorous here.
You will find a getting started guide here.
You will find tutorials,
examples,
API documentation, and more at the glamorous
website:
jest-glamor-react: Jest utilities for Glamor and Reactglamorous-native: React Native component styling solved 💄glamorous-primitives: style primitive interfaces with glamorous 💄babel-plugin-glamorous-displayname: Automatically adds a displayName to your glamorous components for a better debugging experience.styled-system: Design system utilities for styled-components, glamorous, and other css-in-js librariesglamorous-pseudo: Pseudo component to extend built-in GlamorousComponentspreact-glam: A tiny glamorous version for preactglamorous-jsxstyle: jsxstyle components generated with glamorousvscode-glamorous: A vscode extension for glamorous, glamorous-native and glamorous-primitives.glam-atom: Atom editor extension for glamorous, glamorous-native and glamorous-primitives.css-in-js: Atom editor extension making it easy to convert normal CSS format to CSS in JS format.glamorous-redocx: style redocx components with glamorous 💄stylelint-processor-glamorous: Lint glamorous and related css-in-js with stylelint.
With the release of glamorous-primitives, now you can use glamorous with react-sketchapp to manage design systems and use React components for designs.
You can find documentation and related examples here.
You can use glamorous-stylus for styling React components with Stylus. Find detailed documentation here.
Who uses glamorous? See other/USERS.md and add yourself if you use glamorous!
This package was inspired by the work from people’s work on the following
projects:
There are actually quite a few solutions to the general problem of styling in
React. This isn’t the place for a full-on comparison of features, but I’m
unaware of any which supports all of the features which this library supports.
If you need help, please fork this CodeSandbox and bring it up
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