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QUESTION
Can someone explain the differences between Styled-components, Styled-system, emotion and theme-ui
. And additionally, how does these libraries fit into MDX environment?
NB: I have gone through all of the documentation but unable to draw out differences
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-23 at 18:16Styled-System is a superset of Styled-Components (or Emotion, up to you). It's meant to be used on top of those to make your theming neater, and also adds various quality of life improvements, like inline shorthand props. Theme-ui is built on top of that, to abstract even further and give you basic primitives out of the box. Often times if you use styled-system, you'll start creating lots of utility functions and components, and it'll start resembling Theme-ui. So that exists as solution for you.
QUESTION
My question is similar to this one and I understand that I need to add an id to my navbar link and add an event listener on componentDidMount (with the handleScroll function), this is clear to me already.
I will apologize beforehand because I might be asking something stupid or something I was supposed to know already.
The issue is, even though I am experienced with vanilla JS, I am pretty new to react and gatsby so I am not sure exactly where to place componentDidMount at the gatsby starter I am using.
This starter is a single page app, all the sections are loaded in the index (home page). One of these sections for instance is named About and I would like to add componentDidMount in there. I have shadowed the about.tsx file to the components directory but I am not sure where to place componentDidMount.
about.tsx content:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-21 at 06:01You have a functional component there where doesn't handle a pure state
as you may know (you don't need a constructor, etc. I will add some docs at the end of the answer). You have exactly the same functionality because of React hooks.
In your case, you won't be able to have a componentDidMount()
per se because of the previously mentioned, however, you have a useEffect
hook that adds exactly the same functionality.
QUESTION
- I am using @smakosh's GatsbyJS theme and Theme UI plugin;
- I learned to use Hooks'
useColorMode
from Hooks -useThemeUI
anduseColorMode
; - My whole code is totally correct;
- I have already cleared the caches of GatsbyJS, npm and browser, but the same errors still persist;
- You can get my small package to analyse: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SsgPXAq9zMv8Yp4XDjy3MJLeWun-J3UQ/view?usp=sharing.
After compiling, I received two errors:
TypeError: setMode is not a function
;InvalidCharacterError: String contains an invalid character
:
Check my whole code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-28 at 01:03Looking at the doumentation link you provided, the useThemeUI
hook return value seems to contain the theme
, components
, colorMode
and setColorMode
properties. You could use that hook instead of the useColorMode
hook. And change your mode
and setMode
variables to colorMode
and setColorMode
respectively. This could solve the "setMode is not a function" problem while still giving you access to the theme property.
Same setMode
problem could be the root cause of this invalidCharacterError
you are getting. So resolving that problem could also cause this error to go away. Otherwise look into the character set you should be using. The most common one these days is utf8. If your application contains diacritics, umlauts, hieroglyphics e.t.c., you might have to use the appropriate character set for that use-case.
Also do verify that setTheme
is a valid property of the useThemeUI
hook's return value. Much like the setMode
, it was not mentioned in the documentation you provided. It is likely not to exist.
QUESTION
I'm using @theme-ui/prism to format code block text in markdown files. The markdown plugin im using is gatsby-plugin-mdx. It doesn't seem to be working because I don't get the dark background in the code block.
Here's what I did:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-29 at 19:00The prism feature seems to actually be targeted for a future version of theme-ui, so the default (v0.3.x
at the time of writing) doesn't support it.
To solve this you can change your theme-ui*
and gatsby-plugin-theme-ui
package versions to ^0.4.0-rc.1
(rc.3 is actually out but it's broken atm so don't use it).
QUESTION
I want to include Theme UI's presets in my GatsbyJS for switching the mode (dark and light) and the themes.
I can't modify export
of my original code to merge two const
functions into an export
, because export
needs children
to be defined. I will not want to use children
, because another layout file in JSX has already children
. I also can't merge a const
into another const
. You will check the errors at the end. I'll share my repo's small folder at the end for you to test. The In Angular2+ is there any way to extends on inherit const into another const? does not help either.
See my small original code, and notice const
and export
:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-16 at 12:59You could put all of the Layout functionality into your Header component, but why are doing all of this?
QUESTION
I have setup and published to a private server a StoryBook design system using ThemeUI that contains components. One such component is the button shown below.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-24 at 10:12Ok so turns out if you need to change the name of the property passed into the component or themeui appears to get confused. So I made the following change (changed sx to csx):
QUESTION
I am trying to use the theme-ui for a new gatsby project I am working on. After following the instructions on the theme-ui documentation, I am still unable to get theming to work properly. The sx props doesn't seem to have access to the theme object create at /src/gatsby-theme-ui/index.js. Thanks in advance.
This is a bug-repo created for reproduction. https://github.com/mujeex/embsy-bug-repo
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-11 at 12:46I've ran the repo locally and was able to use theme values in the components.
In this case, the Header component is not getting the primary
color because the color: white;
rule (this line) is targeting the anchor element directly :) You can see the theme value was overridden by inspecting the element in your browser's dev tools.
If you're interested in knowing why this happens, you can read up on CSS specificity.
QUESTION
While I have css rules with background-cover
that work well in Chrome for Android, somehow the very same rules fail in this particular website
The weird thing is that if I paste the same background-image: url(backgrounds/landing-two.jpg);
rule on the Dev Tools, it doesn't work, but if I uncheck it (leaving the original one) then I can see the original rule working
The site is https://kuworking-theme-landing-two.netlify.com/
What can be happening?
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-08 at 09:36It has esoterically been solved by removing a transition: all 0.5s ease;
rule (this is set in a styled-components
context)
QUESTION
I am learning unit testing and trying to check if the login is valid on the HomePage and if so that the SuccessPage is rendered but it is giving me an AssertionFailedError
.java:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-06 at 06:59I got the answer, so I didn't reference the form.submit();
to the onSubmit()
function so I basically did this:
QUESTION
I am busy with a wicket application and need to do unit testing, and I have a login page that validates inputs from a List
but I have no idea where to start, I did try something but it gave me errors and just have no clue what I am doing any help is appreciated
Homepage.java
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-05 at 09:54In your validLogin()
method you need to start with tester.startPage(SomePage.class)
.
startPage()
is the same as navigating to a address in the browser. You cannot login to some web app without navigating to its login page first.
You can also use #startComponentInPage(LoginPanel.class)
. Here Wicket will add your LoginPanel into a dummy page for you. And you can assert that the LoginPanel behaves the way you need.
This way you could test any kind of Wicket Component, not just Panel.
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