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Every React component gets an inbuilt javascript constructor for functional logic.

Introducing the css constructor for styling!

import React from 'react';
import css from 'css-constructor';

export default class Hello extends React.Component {

    /* javascript constructor */
    constructor (props) {
        super(props);
    }

    /* css constructor */
    @css`
        font-size: 16px;
        text-align: center;
        color: {this.props.color};
        font-family: monospace;
    `

    render () {
        return <div>Styled {this.props.color} text!</div>
    }
};

// <Hello color='papayawhip'/>

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Features:

🎀 Supports real css

🔥 use props in css

🔼 Attaches inline styles to the highest element in your component

👶 Super tiny: only 1.4K gzipped

💄 Offical library emoji

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Coming soon

🙋 classes instead of inline styles

🌀 pseudo selectors

📱 media queries support

💻 vendor prefixes

👪 nested css

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1. npm install css-constructor --save

2. Add a @css block just before the render function (important)

3. Add transform-decorators-legacy as the first plugin in your .babelrc (already downloaded with 💄).

If you are not familiar with babel plugins you can follow the detailed instructions here.

Or, if you would prefer using 💄 without adding the babel transform for decorators, up-vote this issue.

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You can start using this right away. Even though 💄 is in BETA, the @css block will always look the same.

💄 uses ES7 class method decorators on the render function. I'll probably write a detailed post about it.

Heavily inspired from glamor, styled-components and radium

If you think 💄 is useful for your project, ⭐️ this repo for my motivation 🙇🏻