API
theme-ui
The core theme-ui
package exports the following modules.
/jsx-runtime
While not being available in the theme-ui
package directly, there are two separate entry points for React create element functions intended to be used in the automatic JSX runtime with a custom pragma comment.
They add support for the sx
prop, which uses Emotion's create element functions internally and parse style objects with the Theme UI css
utility.
Usage:
/** @jsxImportSource theme-ui */export default (props) => (<div{...props}sx={{color: 'primary',}}/>)
Imports for use without JSX:
import { jsx, jsxs } from 'theme-ui/jsx-runtime'import { jsxDEV } from 'theme-ui/jsx-dev-runtime'
jsx
The jsx
export is a React create element function for the classic JSX runtime intended for use with a custom pragma comment.
It adds support for the sx
prop in the same way like the /jsx-runtime
entrypoint.
Usage:
/** @jsx jsx */import { jsx } from 'theme-ui'export default (props) => (<div{...props}sx={{color: 'primary',}}/>)
ThemeProvider
The ThemeProvider
component is a wrapper around Emotion's ThemeProvider
and MDX's MDXProvider
.
It provides default styled components to MDX content that pick up values from theme.styles
.
It also handles color mode state.
Prop | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
theme | Object | Theming context object |
components | Object | Optional custom MDX components |
children | Node | React children |
useThemeUI
The useThemeUI
hook returns the full Theme UI context object, which includes theme
, and color mode.
const context = useThemeUI()
Context
The React context used in Theme UI.
useColorMode
The useColorMode
hook returns an array with two values: the current color mode state and an updater function.
The color mode state can be any string and should match the name of a color mode defined in theme.colors.modes
or be a name for the default color mode.
const [colorMode, setColorMode] = useColorMode()
Themed
The Themed
export is an object of Emotion styled components that map to keys in the theme.styles
object.
Each component will pick up styles from its corresponding theme object.
These are primarily meant to be used as a mechanism to use styles defined in a theme
object outside of MDX.
// picks up styles from `theme.styles.h1`<Themed.h1 />
Prop | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
as | String or Component | Changes the underlying rendered element |
BaseStyles
The BaseStyles
component can be used to style child content that isn't generated from MDX.
<BaseStyles><h1>Styled based on <code>theme.styles</code></h1></BaseStyles>
css
As an alternative to using the sx
prop, the css
utility is intended for use with the Emotion css
prop.
It will attempt to use values from the theme
object for many common CSS properties, and will fall back to raw values when there is no corresponding theme value.
To see a list of supported CSS properties, see the sx
prop docs.
css(styleObject)(theme)
Usage:
<div css={css(styles)} />
Argument | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
styleObject | Object | a theme-aware style object with support for responsive array values and Styled System prop shortcuts |
theme | Object | the Emotion theming context object |
get
An existential getter function used internally.
merge
A function to deeply merge themes.
Usage
import dark from '@theme-ui/preset-dark'const theme = merge(dark, {fontWeights: {body: 500,heading: 700,bold: 900,},})
InitializeColorMode
Used internally by gatsby-plugin-theme-ui
, this component can be rendered in HTML before the main application to help prevent the flash of colors that can occur during rehydration.
Usage
<InitializeColorMode />
components
An object of styled MDX components for use with MDXProvider
.
Components
For component API docs, see Components
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