Flex

When To Use

• Good for setting spacing between elements.
• Suitable for setting various horizontal and vertical alignments.

Difference with Space component

• Space is used to set the spacing between inline elements. It will add a wrapper element for each child element for inline alignment. Suitable for equidistant arrangement of multiple child elements in rows and columns.
• Flex is used to set the layout of block-level elements. It does not add a wrapper element. Suitable for layout of child elements in vertical or horizontal direction, and provides more flexibility and control.

Examples

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<code src="./demo/basic.tsx">Basic</code> <code src="./demo/align.tsx">align</code> <code src="./demo/gap.tsx">gap</code> <code src="./demo/wrap.tsx">Wrap</code> <code src="./demo/combination.tsx">combination</code> <code src="./demo/debug.tsx" debug>debug</code>

API

This component is available since [email protected]. The default behavior of Flex in horizontal mode is to align upward, In vertical mode, aligns the stretch, You can adjust this via properties.

Common props ref：Common props

Property	Description	Type	Default	Version
vertical	Is direction of the flex vertical, use flex-direction: column	boolean	false
wrap	Set whether the element is displayed in a single line or in multiple lines	flex-wrap | boolean	nowrap	boolean: 5.17.0
justify	Sets the alignment of elements in the direction of the main axis	justify-content	normal
align	Sets the alignment of elements in the direction of the cross axis	align-items	normal
flex	flex CSS shorthand properties	flex	normal
gap	Sets the gap between grids	small | medium | large | string | number	-
component	custom element type	React.ComponentType	div
orientation	direction of the flex	horizontal | vertical	horizontal	-

Design Token

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