React component library designed on the "new skeuomorphism" or "neumorphism" UI/UX trend.

All the components are designed according to the neumorphic design trend.

Library features more than 50 individual components.

View examples here.

Each component, and its API is well documented, with various examples along with their code and preview.

Check out the documentation here.

npm install --save ui-neumorphism

import React, { Component } from 'react'

import { Button } from 'ui-neumorphism'
import 'ui-neumorphism/dist/index.css'

class Example extends Component {
  render() {
    return <Button />
  }
}

In neumorphism UI, theming is dead simple. It is accomplished by using and modifying root css variables for colors.

To change the theme, you modify the root css variables directly or with the help of overrideThemeVariables() function, like this.

import React, { Component } from 'react'

import { overrideThemeVariables } from 'ui-neumorphism'
import 'ui-neumorphism/dist/index.css'

class App extends Component {
  componentDidMount() {
    // takes an object of css variable key-value pairs
    overrideThemeVariables({
      '--light-bg': '#E9B7B9',
      '--light-bg-dark-shadow': '#ba9294',
      '--light-bg-light-shadow': '#ffdcde',
      '--dark-bg': '#292E35',
      '--dark-bg-dark-shadow': '#21252a',
      '--dark-bg-light-shadow': '#313740',
      '--primary': '#8672FB',
      '--primary-dark': '#4526f9',
      '--primary-light': '#c7befd'
    })
  }

  ...
}

Here --light-bg and --dark-bg are css variables that hold specific values of color.

Using this power of CSS variables, you can change the app theme from anywhere in the entire application.

All the css variable definition is present in root tag of index.css. These variables are used to theme the library and its available for you to modify.

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