@nex-ui/react
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🎉 A beautiful, modern, and reliable React component library.
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TypeScript
import { ElementType, ReactNode } from 'react';
import { ClassValue } from 'clsx';
import { Interpolation, CSSObject } from '@nex-ui/system';
import { OverrideProps } from '../../types/utils.js';
interface FlexPropsOverrides {
}
type FlexOwnProps<RootComponent extends ElementType> = {
/**
* The component or element to render as the root.
*
* @default 'div'
*/
as?: RootComponent;
/**
* The system prop that allows defining system overrides as well as additional CSS styles.
*/
sx?: Interpolation;
/**
* The content of the flex.
*/
children?: ReactNode;
/**
* Additional class names to apply to the root.
*/
className?: ClassValue;
/**
* Set the alignment of elements in the direction of the main axis.
*/
justify?: CSSObject['justifyContent'];
/**
* Set the alignment of elements in the direction of the cross axis.
*/
align?: CSSObject['alignItems'];
/**
* Set how flex items are placed in the flex container that defines the main axis and the direction.
* @default 'row'
*/
direction?: CSSObject['flexDirection'];
/**
* Set whether the element is displayed in a single line or in multiple lines.
*/
wrap?: CSSObject['flexWrap'];
/**
* Set the gap between flex items.
*/
gap?: CSSObject['gap'];
/**
* If true, the flex container is displayed as an inline flex container.
* @default false
*/
inline?: boolean;
};
type FlexProps<RootComponent extends ElementType = 'div'> = OverrideProps<RootComponent, FlexOwnProps<RootComponent>, FlexPropsOverrides>;
export type { FlexProps, FlexPropsOverrides };