Quote Request Button

Props

Using it

The smallest call that compiles — required props only. The import is written for your own file at src/components/Example.jsx; adjust the relative import if yours sits elsewhere. Everything optional is in the table above, with its default.

import QuoteRequestButton from './velocity/quote-request-button/QuoteRequestButton';

export default function Example() {
  return (
    <QuoteRequestButton
      label='label'
      onAdd={() => {}}
    />
  );
}

Built from Quote Request Button's own prop signature and the path the CLI installs it to, so it can't drift from either.

Theming

This component paints from 3 steps of your theme scale — no hardcoded colours, and no font-family of its own, so your type cascade wins. Override the variables and it follows.

Get the Velocity preset and CSS theme from the public source guide. The CLI theme command is not available on npm yet.

File this creates

The CLI writes this path into your project — nothing else moves. Paths are under your source root, which defaults to src/; pass --dest if yours is elsewhere.

• src/components/velocity/quote-request-button/QuoteRequestButton.jsx 80 lines

src/components/velocity/quote-request-button/QuoteRequestButton.jsx

Quote Request Button — questions

$ velocityx add quote-request-button

• 2. Install the theme — run this first, once per project Do this once per project, before your first component.
• The palette gotcha — this one bites silently Silent failure — the component renders, just unstyled.
• Your edits are safe by default What happens to your changes when you upgrade.
• You own the code What you are actually buying.

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