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Primary Button
Primary button to be used once per page. Only use to indicate main action per pattern. Min. width: 120px
const React = require('react');
const { default: Button } = require('./');
<span>
<Button>Inspire the lazy</Button>
</span>;
Secondary Button
Secondary buttons can be used freely to indicate other actions on patterns. Min. width: 120px
const React = require('react');
const { default: Button } = require('./');
<span>
<Button secondary>Inspire the brave</Button>
</span>;
Disabled Button
Disabled buttons can be used freely to indicate that no action is permitted in this button. Min. width: 120px
const React = require('react');
const { default: Button } = require('./');
<span>
<Button secondary disabled>
Inspire the brave
</Button>
</span>;
Small Button
Small buttons are supporters of the secondary button. They can be used within cluttered or complex patterns to free up space.
const React = require('react');
const { default: Button } = require('./');
<span>
<Button secondary small>
Inspire the brave
</Button>
</span>;
Loading Button
const React = require('react');
const { default: Button } = require('./');
<span>
<Button secondary loading>
Inspire the liars
</Button>
</span>;
Quick Action
Quick action buttons are to be imbedded in components to give additional functionality. They can be used in either primary or secondary colour palettes depending on importance
const React = require('react');
const { default: Button } = require('./');
const { Actions } = require('../icons');
<span>
<Button secondary icon rect>
<Actions />
</Button>
<Button secondary icon rect disabled>
<Actions />
</Button>
</span>;
Primary
Primary anchor is a type of a link that sits outside the body text.
const React = require('react');
const Anchor = require('../text').Anchor;
<Anchor href="https://joyent.com">Inspire the lazy</Anchor>;
Reversed
Reversed anchors is used on dark backgrounds, where a default anchor would not provide enough contrast.
const React = require('react');
const Anchor = require('../text').Anchor;
<span
style={{
'background-color': '#3B46CC',
height: 80,
width: 250,
display: 'flex',
'align-items': 'center',
'justify-content': 'center'
}}
>
<Anchor href="https://joyent.com" reversed>
Inspire the lazy secondary
</Anchor>
</span>;
In text anchor
In-paragraph anchor is a link that sits inside a text components. The default state does not have an underline. The underline appears on hover and click.
const React = require('react');
const Anchor = require('../text').Anchor;
<p>
Body text. Crack that whip. Give the past a slip. Step on a crack. Break your
momma's back. When a problem comes along.You must whip it.
<Anchor href="#">Learn More</Anchor>
</p>;
Disabled
Disabled anchors cannot be actioned and the cursor is disabled.
const React = require('react');
const Anchor = require('../text').Anchor;
<Anchor disabled href="https://joyent.com">
Inspire the lazy disabled
</Anchor>;