React App! CSS with ECSS approach!

ECSS Based Project organisation and naming convention can be found in both person folder and also cockpit folder.
You can also Checkout Scoping Approach in both person folder and also cockpit folder. Please note that both of these folders also includes ECSS Approach as mentioned above, so please look into AppPerson.js for an example on how to integrate them together.
Please note that whatever you write in Machine Generated code (Scoped) will beat the Human Generated code aka #ECSS so scoping should be used as less as possible 😈. You should be only using scoped CSS when you somewhere need the power of JavaScript and are looking to load specific scoped css logically and dynamically!

Special Note

Foundation specific classes like grid-x, cell, callout, button doesn't have to do anything with ECSS based Classes. In real project, you should be using Foundation's Sass Mixin to insert them as ECSS classes.
app is the namespace used in this example as far as naming convention of ECSS is concerned.
If you ask me, I would only recommend using scoping for handling state changes. If you look into SMACSS, Jonathan Snook recommends using !important for state changes but as we have scoping and the power of JavaScript, there is no need to use important to beat specificity instead we can just do something like:

<p className={'app-Person_Content ' + (this.state.isContentActive ? scoped.isContentActive : '')}>

npm install # or `yarn`

npm run dev # or `yarn dev`

npm run prod # or `yarn prod`

npm run test #or `yarn test`

React App! CSS with ECSS approach! Scoping example also added! No Redux, not needed in this sample :)

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