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@csszyx/vars

v0.11.7

Published

CSS custom property helpers — inject and patch CSS variables for runtime-driven styling

Readme

@csszyx/vars

CSS custom-property helpers for CSSzyx — inject and patch CSS variables for runtime-driven values.

Zero-runtime CSSzyx handles static sz props at build time. This package handles the values that arrive at runtime (API, CMS, user config): inject them as CSS custom properties so build-time Tailwind classes like bg-(--cfg-bg) resolve against them. The classes stay static, safelisted, and mangled — only the variable values move at runtime.

// Build time (static, zero runtime):
<form sz={{ bg: "--cfg-bg", p: "--cfg-p" }} />;

// Runtime — point the variables at the config values:
import { applySzVars } from "@csszyx/vars";
applySzVars(
  { "cfg-bg": config.background, "cfg-p": `${config.padding}px` },
  formEl,
);

Installation

pnpm add @csszyx/vars

API

applySzVars(vars, element?)

Sets each entry as a CSS custom property on element (defaults to :root). Keys are auto-prefixed with --. Returns a cleanup function that removes everything it set.

const cleanup = applySzVars({ "form-bg": "#fff", "form-p": "24px" }, formEl);
// formEl.style: --form-bg: #fff; --form-p: 24px
cleanup(); // removes them

patchSzVars(vars, element?)

Sets values without tracking a cleanup — for frequent updates (drag sliders, animation-driven values) where you overwrite the same properties each tick.

React

import { useSzVars } from "@csszyx/vars/react";

function ConfigurableForm({ config }) {
  const ref = useRef<HTMLFormElement>(null);
  // Re-applies whenever the values change; targets :root if no ref given.
  useSzVars({ "form-bg": config.bg, "form-p": `${config.p}px` }, ref);
  return <form ref={ref} sz={{ bg: "--form-bg", p: "--form-p" }} />;
}

Requires React ≥ 18. The core helpers work standalone — no React needed.

vars vs @csszyx/dynamic

  • @csszyx/vars — the rule is known at build time, only the value changes: bg-(--cfg-bg) with a runtime-fed variable. Cheapest option; no CSS is generated at runtime.
  • @csszyx/dynamic — the rule itself is unknown until runtime (arbitrary sz objects from a CMS). Generates and injects CSS in the browser.

Prefer vars when a CSS variable can express the change.

License

MIT