styled-component-props

npm install styled-component-props

yarn add styled-component-props

How to use

1. Pass direct props

import styled from 'styled-component';
import styledProps from 'styled-component-props';

const colors = {
  default: "white",
  danger: "red",
  warning: "orange"
};

// fall back gives default color if nothing match here fallback is default means it will provide white colors.

const StyledParagraph = styled.p`
  color: ${ styledProps(colors, {fallback: "default"})};
  font-size: 1rem;
`;

// use it as
<StyledParagraph danger >My red paragraph</StyledParagraph>

2. Pass Props as varient

import styled from 'styled-component';
import styledProps from 'styled-component-props';

const colors = {
  default: "white",
  danger: "red",
  warning: "orange"
};

// fall back gives default color if nothing match here fallback is default means it will provide white colors.

const StyledParagraph = styled.p`
  color: ${ styledProps(colors, {fallback: "default", variant: "customColor"  })};
  font-size: 1rem;
`;

// use it as
<StyledParagraph customColor="danger" >My red paragraph</StyledParagraph>

3. Pass default value in case you don't want fallback.

   Note : default has least priority. In case you have provided fallback with default it will first check for fallback and then retun default value if fallback doen't match.

  import styled from 'styled-component';
  import styledProps from 'styled-component-props';

  const colors = {
    default: "white",
    danger: "red",
    warning: "orange"
  };

  // default value will be #ff0 if fall back and props doesn't matches with any of the colors property.

  const StyledParagraph = styled.p`
    color: ${ styledProps(colors, {fallback: "secondary", variant: "customColor", default: "#ff0" })};
    font-size: 1rem;
  `;

  // use it as
  <StyledParagraph customColor="info" >My red paragraph</StyledParagraph>