Use a single codebase to render svg on Sketch, Web and React Native, but react-primitives doesn't support svg yet. One suggestion is to use react-primitives-svg, but there's an issue when trying to render it on the web, as described in airbnb/react-sketchapp#265.
We could directly use the core.web.js file as below. Also there might be a way to pick up the .web.js extension just as .android.js and .ios.js.
// Svg.js
import { Platform } from "react-primitives";
let SvgLib;
switch (Platform.OS) {
case "sketch":
SvgLib = require("react-primitives-svg/lib/core.sketch");
break;
case "web":
SvgLib = require("react-primitives-svg/lib/core.web");
break;
default: // React Native should be able to pick up `core.ios.js` or `core.android.js` according to the platform
SvgLib = require("react-primitives-svg");
}
export const { Svg, Path } = SvgLib;// App.js
import { Svg, Path } from './Svg';
...
const App = () => (
<View>
<Svg viewBox="0 0 24 24" style={{ fill: 'blue'}}>
<Path d='M23.44 4.83c-.8.37-1.5.38-2.22.02.93-.56.98-.96 1.32-2.02-.88.52-1.86.9-2.9 1.1-.82-.88-2-1.43-3.3-1.43-2.5 0-4.55 2.04-4.55 4.54 0 .36.03.7.1 1.04-3.77-.2-7.12-2-9.36-4.75-.4.67-.6 1.45-.6 2.3 0 1.56.8 2.95 2 3.77-.74-.03-1.44-.23-2.05-.57v.06c0 2.2 1.56 4.03 3.64 4.44-.67.2-1.37.2-2.06.08.58 1.8 2.26 3.12 4.25 3.16C5.78 18.1 3.37 18.74 1 18.46c2 1.3 4.4 2.04 6.97 2.04 8.35 0 12.92-6.92 12.92-12.93 0-.2 0-.4-.02-.6.9-.63 1.96-1.22 2.56-2.14z' />
</Svg>
</View?
);
export default App;
const buttonColors = {
pink: {
background: '#fff',
border: '#D82662',
text: '#D82662'
},
pinkFill: {
background: '#D82662',
border: '#D82662',
text: '#fff'
},
noFill: {
background: '#fff',
border: '#fff',
text: '#D82662'
},
grey: {
background: '#fff',
border: '#D5D5D5',
text: '#707070'
}
};
const getBackgroundColor = color => buttonColors[color].background;
const getBorderColor = color => buttonColors[color].border;
const getTextColor = color => buttonColors[color].text;
const ButtonContainer = styled.View`
border: 1px solid ${props => getBorderColor(props.color)};
border-radius: 5px;
background: ${props => getBackgroundColor(props.color)};
padding: 12px 20px;
margin: 0px 0px 10px;
flex: 1;
flex-basis: 100%;
`;
const ButtonText = styled.Text`
color: red;
color: ${props => getTextColor(props.color)};
font-family: 'OpenSans-Bold';
font-size: 16px;
line-height: 22px;
text-align: center;
width: 160px;
`;
export default class Button extends Component {
render() {
return (
<ButtonContainer>
<ButtonText>
{this.props.children}
</ButtonText>
</ButtonContainer>
);
}
}Starting from the error message:
TypeError: undefined is not an object (evaluating 'buttonColors[color].background`)
This means, at some point in the code, the value of buttonColors[color] is undefined, but we are trying to use it as an object -- we are trying to get its background property with .background.
Searching in the code, it's this line:
const getBackgroundColor = color => buttonColors[color].background;This is an arrow function named getBackgroundColor. Who calls it?
Keep searching... This is the only place where the method is called:
const ButtonContainer = styled.View`
...
background: ${props => getBackgroundColor(props.color)};
...
`; Here, props.color is passed into getBackgroundColor and used as the color in buttonColors[color].background.
What's its value? Let's find out!
We'll use console.log to print out the value of props.color and see if we could find any clue.
const ButtonContainer = styled.View`
...
background: ${props => {
console.log('=========> props.color=', props.color);
return getBackgroundColor(props.color)};
}
...
`;If you run it, you'll see this in the console output (see here if you are using React Sketch.app)
=========> props.color=undefined
Alright, so basically we pass an undefined into getBackgroundColor. What is the value of buttonColors[undefined]? It's undefined as well, right?
But wait a second, why is props.color undefined? The question is, what is this props? It's the props we give to the ButtonContainer component, right?
However, look at how we use the ButtonContainer component:
<ButtonContainer>
<ButtonText>
{this.props.children}
</ButtonText>
</ButtonContainer>What are the props of ButtonContainer? Nothing! There are no props whatsoever. There is no doubt that props.color is undefined.
I'll leave it to you. There will be another similar error in this code as well, fix it in the same way.
- Don't panic
- Read the error message carefully and try to make sense of it
- Follow the code execution backwards, search in the code
console.log
Sounds hopeful.
To try get this demo working I...
When I
npm iI get a whole heap of warning and errors. First error wasError: Can't resolve 'react-primitives-svg'