Example Wiki

Class: Settings

Description: The Settings component is a React component that renders a basic settings container with a banner. It's a simple component that can be used as a foundation for building more complex settings interfaces.

Props:

• className (string): (Optional) A custom CSS class to apply to the container.
• children (Node): (Optional) Any content to render inside the settings container.
• topOuterDivider (boolean): (Optional) Whether to display a divider at the top of the container.
• bottomOuterDivider (boolean): (Optional) Whether to display a divider at the bottom of the container.
• topDivider (boolean): (Optional) Whether to display a divider at the top of the inner content.
• bottomDivider (boolean): (Optional) Whether to display a divider at the bottom of the inner content.
• hasBgColor (boolean): (Optional) Whether to apply a background color to the container.

Example:

import Settings from './Settings';

const MySettings = () => {
  return (
    <Settings>
      <h1>My Settings</h1>
      {/* Additional content */}
    </Settings>
  );
};

Note: The Settings component utilizes properties inherited from SectionProps to handle outer and inner dividers, background colors, and other styling options.

Usage:

The Settings component can be used to create basic settings sections within your application. You can pass custom styles using the className prop and adjust the dividers and background color using the other provided props.

Example:

import Settings from './Settings';

const App = () => {
  return (
    <div>
      <Settings className="my-settings" topDivider hasBgColor>
        {/* Content for the Settings section */}
      </Settings>
    </div>
  );
};