in packages/palette-chakra-ui/palette.tsx [156:239]
export default () => (
<Palette embeddable>
<Category name="Layout">
<Component name="Box" docURL="https://chakra-ui.com/docs/components/box">
<Variant>
<Box bg="tomato" w="100%" p={4} color="white">
This is the Box
</Box>
</Variant>
</Component>
<Component
name="Center"
docURL="https://chakra-ui.com/docs/components/center"
>
<Variant>
<Center bg="tomato" w="100%" h="100px" color="white">
This is the Center
</Center>
</Variant>
</Component>
<Component
name="Circle"
docURL="https://chakra-ui.com/docs/components/center#square-and-circle"
>
<Variant>
<Circle size="40px" bg="tomato" color="white">
1
</Circle>
</Variant>
</Component>
<Component
name="Square"
docURL="https://chakra-ui.com/docs/components/center#square-and-circle"
>
<Variant>
<Square size="40px" bg="purple.700" color="white">
2
</Square>
</Variant>
</Component>
<Component
name="Container"
docURL="https://chakra-ui.com/docs/components/container"
>
<Variant>
<Container>
There are many benefits to a joint design and development system.
Not only does it bring benefits to the design team, but it also
brings benefits to engineering teams. It makes sure that our
experiences have a consistent look and feel, not just in our design
specs, but in production
</Container>
</Variant>
</Component>
<Component
name="Flex"
docURL="https://chakra-ui.com/docs/components/flex"
>
<Variant>
<Flex>
<Center w="100px" bg="green.500">
<Text>Box 1</Text>
</Center>
<Square bg="blue.500" size="150px">
<Text>Box 2</Text>
</Square>
<Box flex="1" bg="tomato">
<Text>Box 3</Text>
</Box>
</Flex>
</Variant>
</Component>
<Component
name="Grid"
docURL="https://chakra-ui.com/docs/components/grid"
>
<Variant>
<Grid
h="200px"
w="100%"
templateRows="repeat(2, 1fr)"
templateColumns="repeat(5, 1fr)"
gap={4}