types#Tuple TypeScript Examples

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Example #1

Source File: useRandomColorPair.ts From portfolio with MIT License

6 votes

export function useRandomColorPair(): Tuple<string> {
  const colors: Tuple<string>[] = [
    ['#F5E1FF', '#CAF0F8'],
    ['#EAF4F4', '#FFEDD8'],
    ['#F9E5D8', '#EDE9F6'],
    ['#EEEBFF', '#FFFAD4'],
  ];

  const random = Math.round(Math.random() * (colors.length - 1));

  return useMemo(() => colors[random], []);
}

Example #2

Source File: SocialIcons.tsx From portfolio with MIT License

5 votes

function resolveIcon(entry: Tuple<string>): React.ReactNode {
  const [type, url] = entry;

  const props: IconBaseProps = {
    className: 'icon cursor-pointer text-2xl mr-6',
    color: Colors[type],
  };

  let icon: Maybe<React.ReactNode> = null;

  switch (type) {
    case ContactType.linkedin:
      icon = <LinkedinIcon {...props} />;
      break;

    case ContactType.twitter:
      icon = <TwitterIcon {...props} />;
      break;

    case ContactType.github:
      icon = <GithubIcon {...props} />;
      break;

    case ContactType.youtube:
      icon = <YoutubeIcon {...props} />;
      break;

    case ContactType.email:
      icon = <MailIcon {...props} />;
      break;

    case ContactType.buymeacoffee:
      icon = <BuymeacoffeeIcon {...props} />;
      break;
    default:
      break;
  }

  return (
    <a
      className='social-icons'
      href={url}
      aria-label={type}
      target='_blank'
      rel='noopener noreferrer'
    >
      {icon}
    </a>
  );
}