lucid-ui
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A UI component library from Xandr.
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import _ from 'lodash';
import React from 'react';
import PropTypes from 'prop-types';
import { CSSTransition } from 'react-transition-group';
import { lucidClassNames } from '../../util/style-helpers';
import CloseIcon from '../Icon/CloseIcon/CloseIcon';
const cx = lucidClassNames.bind('&-Banner');
const bannerPropTypes = {
/** Pass in a icon component for custom icons within `Banner`. */
icon: PropTypes.element,
/** Set this to `true` if you want to have a `x` close icon. */
isCloseable: PropTypes.bool,
/** Defaults to `true`. If set to `false` the banner will not be filled in. */
isFilled: PropTypes.bool,
/** If set to `true` the banner have smaller padding on the inside. */
isSmall: PropTypes.bool,
/** Class names that are appended to the defaults. */
className: PropTypes.string,
/** Any valid React children. */
children: PropTypes.node,
/** Style variations of the `Banner`. */
kind: PropTypes.oneOf([
'primary',
'success',
'warning',
'danger',
'info',
'default',
]),
/** Called when the user closes the `Banner`. Signature: `({ event, props }) => {}` */
onClose: PropTypes.func,
/** Controls the visibility of the `Banner`. */
isClosed: PropTypes.bool,
};
const defaultProps = {
icon: null,
isCloseable: true,
isFilled: true,
isSmall: false,
kind: 'default',
onClose: _.noop,
isClosed: false,
};
export const Banner = (props) => {
const { icon, kind, className, children, isCloseable, isClosed, isFilled, isSmall, onClose, ...passThroughs } = props;
const handleClose = ({ event, props, }) => {
onClose({ event, props });
};
let displayedIcon = null;
if (icon) {
displayedIcon = icon;
}
return (React.createElement(CSSTransition, { in: !isClosed, classNames: cx('&'), timeout: 300, unmountOnExit: true },
React.createElement("section", { ...passThroughs, className: cx('&', {
'&-has-icon': displayedIcon,
'&-has-close': isCloseable,
'&-primary': kind === 'primary',
'&-success': kind === 'success',
'&-warning': kind === 'warning',
'&-danger': kind === 'danger',
'&-info': kind === 'info',
'&-small': isSmall,
'&-filled': isFilled,
}, className) },
displayedIcon ? (React.createElement("span", { className: cx('&-icon') }, displayedIcon)) : null,
React.createElement("span", { className: cx('&-content') }, children),
isCloseable ? (React.createElement(CloseIcon, { isClickable: true, size: 8, className: cx('&-close'), onClick: handleClose })) : null)));
};
Banner.defaultProps = defaultProps;
Banner.displayName = 'Banner';
Banner.peek = {
description: `A banner that displays a prominent message.`,
notes: {
overview: `
A banner that displays a prominent message.
`,
intendedUse: `
Communicates information, success, a warning, or an error.
**Styling notes**
- Banners usually display at the top of a page.
- Use the solid filled banner for single-line content.
- Use the outlined banner for multi-line content.
- Color use:
- Use \`kind:"info"\` (blue) for information, like instructions for a feature.
- Use \`kind:"success"\` (green) for success messages, like completing a task successfully.
- Use \`kind:"warning"\` (yellow) for warnings, like a line item that is under-delivering.
- Use \`kind:"danger"\` (orange) for danger messages, like an error message for missing required content.
- Use grey banners for new feature announcements.
`,
technicalRecommendations: `
Short single-line content can be passed in as a simple string. Multi-line messages should be passed wrapped in a \`<p>\` tag.
You can apply styling as needed within a banner, for example using \`strong\`, \`a href\`, or \`em\`.
`,
},
categories: ['communication'],
};
Banner.propTypes = bannerPropTypes;
export default Banner;
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