@css() Class Decorator Interface

Allows you to style your stateful React components using a @css() class decorator. @css accepts a CSS-like object or a function that returns a CSS-like object as a single argument.

If function is provided as a parameters, it will receive a single argument: instance object of the component.

Class decorator styles will not update when your component re-renders, use render() method decorator, if you want your CSS to update every time your component re-renders.

Usage

Import @css decorator.

import css from 'freestyler/lib/react/css';

Add styling to your component using CSS-like object.

@css({
    border: '1px solid tomato'
})
class App extends Component {
    render () {
        return <div>Hello world!</div>;
    }
}

The above example is technically 3^rd generation use case, because it does not use any component-scope variables. However, you can wrap your CSS-like object into a function that will receive component's instance as a single argument.

@css(({props, state, context}) => ({
    border: '1px solid ' + (props.color || 'tomato')
}))
class App extends Component {
    render () {
        return <div>Hello world!</div>;
    }
}