FE-Theme is a styled-component based comprehensive library of accessible, reusable, and composable React components that streamlines the development of modern web applications and websites. The library offers a theme based UI to quickly start a new small/medium/large size web based applications.

1. 🚀 Features
2. 📦 Installation
3. 💻 Usage
4. 📚 Online Editor Templates
5. 📝 Contributing
6. ✨ Contributors
7. ⚖️ License

• Theme: FE-Theme provides themeable based UI component, and are easy to configure.
• Web/Mobile Support: FE-theme will be helpfull in Large/Mid/Small size of web based applications.
• Ease of Styling: FE-Theme contains a set of layout components like Button and Input that make it easy to style your components by passing props.
• Advancement: FE-Theme provide a variety of advance plug and play component like Voice Search, Share, Contact List, Live Location Tracking, Current Location etc.
• Scalable & Maintainable: FE-Theme components are built on top of a React UI and Styled-Component for better scalable, maintainable component.
• Accessiblity Support: FE-Theme components follow the accessiblity guidelines specifications and have the right aria-* attributes.
• Dark Mode UI: FE-Theme support dark mode compatibility.

Install fe-theme package using any package manager

# with Yarn
$ yarn add fe-theme
    
# with npm
$ npm i fe-theme --save

# with pnpm
$ pnpm add fe-theme

# with Bun
$ bun add fe-theme

import { ThemeProvider } from 'styled-components'; // import ThemeProvider component
import init from 'fe-theme/init'; // import Init function 
import App from './App';

ReactDOM.createRoot(document.getElementById('root')).render(
  // Wrap your application with ThemeProvider
  <ThemeProvider theme={init()}>
    <App />
  </ThemeProvider>
);

import Button from 'fe-theme/Button';

<Button />

Wow, the configuration is quite simple, but wait... button design is different in my application. No worry, follow step 3, 4.

   a) Create an empty folder called fe-theme-config in your application at any location.

   c) Create configButton.js file inside fe-theme-config folder (To configure Button Component)

const Button = {
	"borderRadius": "50px",
	"borderColor": "12px",
	"primary": {
		"color": "white",
		"borderColor": "white"
	},
	"secondary": {
		"color": "white",
		"borderColor": "white"
	}
}

export default Button;

   Note Config file name start with config keyword along with component Name like configButton.js/configInput.js

   c) Create theme.js file and include configButton.js

import Button from '../configButton';

export default {
  Button,
};

Yeah, We have created config files Mannually but You can also generate config files automatically using command line Check Commands

import { ThemeProvider } from 'styled-components';
import init from 'fe-theme/init';
import theme from '{PATH}/fe-theme-config/theme';  // Include your theme to fe-theme
import App from './App';

ReactDOM.createRoot(document.getElementById('root')).render(
  // Inside the Init function pass theme
  <ThemeProvider theme={init(theme)}>
    <App />
  </ThemeProvider>
);

Note: PATH is a variable i.e. location of config files in your application

Hurrah...!!! Now you can change button(any compponent) property according to your application

Your Application Folder(Root Directory)
  └──fe-theme-config                       
    ├──configButton           
    ├──configInput          
    └──configChip

Play around the property of component according to your project.

• JavaScript Starter: https://codesandbox.io/p/devbox/fe-theme-js-6q2vcg

• JavaScript Starter: https://stackblitz.com/edit/fe-theme-js-b6mri2

Feel like contributing? Most welcome! Setup locally to get fe-theme working on your local machine and guide lines to contribute in fe-theme.

Thanks goes to these wonderful people

Himanshu Gupta	Ashwini Hegde	Vineet Gupta	Alok Dubey	Ravi Verma	Semantic Release Bot	Ghanshyam KD
Fossa Bot	Swaraj Singh	Abhinav Gupta	Hardik Jain

MIT © Himanshu Gupta