I'm not familiar with the other libraries you mentioned, but what I like in Chakra is:
Accessibility by design
Style props†
Complete set of UI elements, easy to override and compose
† I was a big fan of the styled-components approach, but it generates a lot of boilerplate to override styles locally, whereas the styled-system / style props approach makes it really easy, at the cost of mixing style and functional props, but which is an acceptable trade-off IMHO.
I have been using only the bare css prop of emotion to customize predefined components, but not styled-system... and yes, my concern is the additional overhead, but your comment below is one answer.
the cost of mixing style and functional props, but which is an acceptable trade-off IMHO.
That seems to be a good option to choose!
And other points are also attractive.
easy to override and compose
Yes, this is one thing I think is important and what I need css prop (or styled system!) for.
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I'm not familiar with the other libraries you mentioned, but what I like in Chakra is:
† I was a big fan of the styled-components approach, but it generates a lot of boilerplate to override styles locally, whereas the styled-system / style props approach makes it really easy, at the cost of mixing style and functional props, but which is an acceptable trade-off IMHO.
Thank you!
I have been using only the bare css prop of
emotionto customize predefined components, but not styled-system... and yes, my concern is the additional overhead, but your comment below is one answer.That seems to be a good option to choose!
And other points are also attractive.
Yes, this is one thing I think is important and what I need css prop (or styled system!) for.