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styled-components-pro
Style React with styled-components: theming, transient props, attrs, SSR, and performance patterns. Use when building component-scoped styles with CSS-in-JS.
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# styled-components Pro
A practical guide to styled-components: component-scoped CSS-in-JS for React — theming, transient props, the `css` helper, SSR, and the performance patterns that keep runtime styling cheap.
## Overview
styled-components turns CSS into React components: `const Button = styled.button\`...\`` generates a class at render time with your styles attached. Styles live with components, props drive variants, and theming flows through React context. The cost is runtime: styles compute in the browser. Used well (static styles, transient props, babel plugin), the cost is small; used carelessly (new components per render, prop-drilling styles), it compounds.
## When to use
- React apps wanting co-located, prop-driven styles.
- Theming via `ThemeProvider` (light/dark, brand variants).
- Migrating from global CSS to component-scoped styles.
- SSR setups (Next.js pages router, custom SSR) needing critical CSS extraction.