How to use the @emotion/primitives-core.createCss function in @emotion/primitives-core

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github emotion-js / emotion / packages / primitives / src / index.js View on Github external
// @flow
import { StyleSheet, Text, View, Image } from 'react-primitives'
import { createCss } from '@emotion/primitives-core'

import { styled as createStyled } from './styled'

const css = createCss(StyleSheet)

const assignPrimitives = styled => {
  createStyled.Text = createStyled(Text)
  createStyled.View = createStyled(View)
  createStyled.Image = createStyled(Image)

  return styled
}

export { css }

export default /* #__PURE__ */ assignPrimitives(createStyled)
github emotion-js / emotion / packages / native / src / index.js View on Github external
import * as reactNative from 'react-native'
import { createCss } from '@emotion/primitives-core'

import { styled } from './styled'

const css = createCss(reactNative.StyleSheet)

const components = [
  'ActivityIndicator',
  'ActivityIndicatorIOS',
  'ART',
  'Button',
  'DatePickerIOS',
  'DrawerLayoutAndroid',
  'Image',
  'ImageBackground',
  'ImageEditor',
  'ImageStore',
  'KeyboardAvoidingView',
  'ListView',
  'MapView',
  'Modal',

@emotion/primitives-core

Shared utilities for emotion primitives and native

MIT
Latest version published 4 months ago

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