Badge
Eventually this custom CMS you're probably building is going to need tags.
documentationhelp wantedbug
import { Badge } from '@thoody-consulting/components'
function Example() {
return (
<div className="flex gap-3">
<Badge color="lime">documentation</Badge>
<Badge color="purple">help wanted</Badge>
<Badge color="rose">bug</Badge>
</div>
)
}
Component API
| Prop | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
Badgeextends the JSX <span> element | ||
color | zinc | The color of the badge. |
BadgeButtonextends the Headless UI Button component or the Link component | ||
color | zinc | The color of the badge. |
href | - | The target URL when using the button as a link. |
Examples
Basic example
Use the color prop to set the color of the badge:
documentationhelp wantedbug
import { Badge } from '@thoody-consulting/components'
function Example() {
return (
<div className="flex gap-3">
<Badge color="lime">documentation</Badge>
<Badge color="purple">help wanted</Badge>
<Badge color="rose">bug</Badge>
</div>
)
}
For a full list of included color variants, check out the color reference.
Using as buttons
Use the BadgeButton component to render a badge as a button:
import { BadgeButton } from '@thoody-consulting/components'
function Example() {
return <BadgeButton>documentation</BadgeButton>
}
Using as links
Use the BadgeButton component with the href prop to render a badge as a link:
import { BadgeButton } from '@thoody-consulting/components'
function Example() {
return <BadgeButton href="#">documentation</BadgeButton>
}
Appendix
Color reference
The lib includes 18 badge colors that automatically change between light and dark modes to maintain a consistent level of contrast:
| Color | Example |
|---|---|
| red | label |
| orange | label |
| amber | label |
| yellow | label |
| lime | label |
| green | label |
| emerald | label |
| teal | label |
| cyan | label |
| sky | label |
| blue | label |
| indigo | label |
| violet | label |
| purple | label |
| fuchsia | label |
| pink | label |
| rose | label |
| zinc | label |