Slinkity: The Simplest Way to Handle Styles and Component Frameworks

Slinkity

Slinkity is the simplest way to handle styles and component frameworks on your 11ty site. Once installed, this:

• 🚀 Unlocks component frameworks like React for writing page templates and layout templates. Turn an existing .html or .liquid file into a .jsx file, and you're off to the componentized races.
• 🔖 Includes powerful shortcodes to insert components into existing pages. Add a line like this to your markdown, HTML, Nunjucks, etc, and watch the magic happen: {% react 'path/to/component' %}
• 💧 Hydrates these components when and how you want. Use component frameworks as a static template to start, and opt-in to shipping JS as needed with our partial hydration helpers.
• 💅 Bundles all your resources with the power of Vite. Use your favorite CSS preprocessor, JS minifier, and more with minimal config.

📣 Find our full announcement post here →

Technologies used

Slinkity stands on the shoulders of giants. You can think of Slinkity as the "glue" binding 2 tools together:

1. Eleventy: a static site generator with a rich feature set for fetching data, composing layouts, and inserting content with "shortcodes."
2. Vite: a bundler that takes the boilerplate out of your set up. It'll compile JS component frameworks, handle CSS preprocessors with little-to-no config (say, SCSS and PostCSS), and show dev changes on-the-fly using hot module replacement (HMR).

Getting started

Use our handy CLI command to spin up a Slinkity site: npm init slinkity. This demos our core functionality while staying as lean as possible, making it the perfect launchpad for new projects 🚀

To learn more, and explore adding Slinkity to existing 11ty projects...

🐣 See our "quick start" guide →

Feature set

This project is still in early alpha, so we have many features soon to come! This demo covers a majority of features we support today. For reference, here's our complete roadmap of current and upcoming features:

Feature	Status
CLI to run 11ty and Vite simultaneously	✅
Plugin ecosystem for your favorite component framework (React, Vue, Svelte, etc)	✅
Component pages	✅
Component shortcodes	✅
SCSS and SASS	✅
PostCSS config (ex. Tailwind)	✅
CSS imports via ESM (including CSS modules)	✅
Eleventy serverless compatibility	⏳
Shared state between any component shortcode	❌
Styled components & Emotion support	❌

• ✅ = Ready to use
• ⏳ = In progress
• ❌ = Not started, but on roadmap

Have an idea? Notice a bug?

We'd love to hear your feedback! Feel free to log an issue on our GitHub issues page. If your question is more personal, our Twitter DMs are always open as well.

Download details:

Author: slinkity
Source code: https://github.com/slinkity/slinkity
License: View license

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Slinkity: The Simplest Way to Handle Styles and Component Frameworks

Slinkity

Slinkity is the simplest way to handle styles and component frameworks on your 11ty site. Once installed, this:

• 🚀 Unlocks component frameworks like React for writing page templates and layout templates. Turn an existing .html or .liquid file into a .jsx file, and you're off to the componentized races.
• 🔖 Includes powerful shortcodes to insert components into existing pages. Add a line like this to your markdown, HTML, Nunjucks, etc, and watch the magic happen: {% react 'path/to/component' %}
• 💧 Hydrates these components when and how you want. Use component frameworks as a static template to start, and opt-in to shipping JS as needed with our partial hydration helpers.
• 💅 Bundles all your resources with the power of Vite. Use your favorite CSS preprocessor, JS minifier, and more with minimal config.

📣 Find our full announcement post here →

Technologies used

Slinkity stands on the shoulders of giants. You can think of Slinkity as the "glue" binding 2 tools together:

1. Eleventy: a static site generator with a rich feature set for fetching data, composing layouts, and inserting content with "shortcodes."
2. Vite: a bundler that takes the boilerplate out of your set up. It'll compile JS component frameworks, handle CSS preprocessors with little-to-no config (say, SCSS and PostCSS), and show dev changes on-the-fly using hot module replacement (HMR).

Getting started

Use our handy CLI command to spin up a Slinkity site: npm init slinkity. This demos our core functionality while staying as lean as possible, making it the perfect launchpad for new projects 🚀

To learn more, and explore adding Slinkity to existing 11ty projects...

🐣 See our "quick start" guide →

Feature set

This project is still in early alpha, so we have many features soon to come! This demo covers a majority of features we support today. For reference, here's our complete roadmap of current and upcoming features:

Feature	Status
CLI to run 11ty and Vite simultaneously	✅
Plugin ecosystem for your favorite component framework (React, Vue, Svelte, etc)	✅
Component pages	✅
Component shortcodes	✅
SCSS and SASS	✅
PostCSS config (ex. Tailwind)	✅
CSS imports via ESM (including CSS modules)	✅
Eleventy serverless compatibility	⏳
Shared state between any component shortcode	❌
Styled components & Emotion support	❌

• ✅ = Ready to use
• ⏳ = In progress
• ❌ = Not started, but on roadmap

Have an idea? Notice a bug?

We'd love to hear your feedback! Feel free to log an issue on our GitHub issues page. If your question is more personal, our Twitter DMs are always open as well.

Download details:

Author: slinkity
Source code: https://github.com/slinkity/slinkity
License: View license

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The Advanced Way to Style with Styled Components

After learning the basics, I set about migrating my codebase to Styled Components. In doing so, I gradually uncovered some issues and inefficiencies. There were little things here and there that I wanted to do, but couldn’t, with the knowledge I had. Many of these, I solved in roundabout ways so they weren’t major issues. But, it was enough for me to dive back into the Styled Components documentation. Luckily for me, the contributors of Styled Components had already figured them out.

Style Objects

Sometimes we are forced to use style objects via the style prop. This could be because the codebase is only partially migrated to Styled Components or because some third party library uses it, something quite common with hooks-based libraries such as React Dropzone or React Table. Styled Components can merge these style objects into Styled Component styling.

const StylePropButton = styled(Button)`
  ${props => props.$style ?? {}}
`;

const App = () => {
  return (
    <StylePropButton
      $style={{ backgroundColor: '#007bff' }}
      onClick={() => alert('clicked!')}
      type="button"
    >
      Primary
    </StylePropButton>
  );
};

Style Prop Button

This component accepts an inline style object that is then merged into the Styled Components styles by simply returning the object into the template literal. The result is a seamless integration between two drastically different ways of styling React.

Note the I’ve named the prop $style instead of style. This prevents the styles from being applied twice. If the prop name was style, the button would be styled via inline styles as well since Styled Components passes props to the underlying component. Props with names that are prefixed with $, called transient props, are only used by the defined Styled Component and are not passed down to the underlying component.

So why do it this way? You could just use the style prop directly and not merge the the style object into the Styled Components styles. The main advantage is dealing with specificity. Inline styles will always be at a higher priority than external CSS through Styled Components. This method will prevent the use of inline styles and instead convert them into external CSS via Styled Components. Then, you can easily override those styles as you see fit, without the need for !important.

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