Neeto UI

Overview

NeetoUI is a component library developed by BigBinary that enhances the user experience across all neeto products. The library has evolved significantly, especially with the release of version 3.0.x, where the stylesheet was separated from the main bundle, making it more flexible and easier to manage. This separation allows developers to efficiently utilize the styles in their applications, simplifying the installation and integration process while ensuring a cohesive design language.

What stands out about NeetoUI is its integration with tools like Formik and React Toastify, enhancing form handling and notifications within applications. It allows developers to create dynamic components easily, making integration simple and straightforward.

Features

• Easy Installation: Integrate NeetoUI by installing the package into your application, with clear instructions for importing stylesheets directly into your main SCSS entry point.
• React Toastify Integration: NeetoUI seamlessly works with React Toastify, allowing for the easy incorporation of toast notifications into your applications for better user feedback.
• Formik Support: NeetoUI provides built-in support for Formik, simplifying form handling and making it much easier to manage form states and validations.
• Named Exports: All components in NeetoUI are exported as named exports, enabling selective imports and reducing unnecessary code in your application.
• Dynamic Component Rendering: Use wildcard imports to access a reference object containing all components, facilitating the rendering of components dynamically as needed.
• Customizable Form Component: The Form component in NeetoUI accepts various props for more flexibility, including className for custom styling and formProps for additional configurations.
• Storybook Integration: NeetoUI supports Storybook for component development, allowing developers to visually test and refine their components easily.
• Comprehensive Testing: The library includes testing setups to help catch warnings and errors in console logs, ensuring robust applications.