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@damien_ingrand/vueport

v0.1.2

Published

Reactive viewport breakpoint detection for Vue 3 and vanilla JS

Readme

vueport

CI codecov npm version license

Reactive viewport breakpoint detection for Vue 3 and vanilla JS. Uses window.matchMedia for reliable, performant breakpoint tracking with zero DOM injection.

Install

npm install @damien_ingrand/vueport
# or
yarn add @damien_ingrand/vueport

Usage

Vue 3 Composable

<script setup>
import { useVueport } from '@damien_ingrand/vueport'

const { breakpoint, is, isMobile, isDesktop } = useVueport()

const isLarge = is('>=lg')
</script>

<template>
  <p>Current: {{ breakpoint }}</p>
  <nav v-if="isDesktop">Desktop nav</nav>
  <nav v-else>Mobile nav</nav>
  <aside v-if="isLarge.value">Sidebar</aside>
</template>

Pinia Store

import { useVueportStore } from '@damien_ingrand/vueport/pinia'

const vueport = useVueportStore()
vueport.init()

// Reactive in templates and computed
vueport.breakpoint  // 'lg'
vueport.is('>=md')  // true
vueport.isMobile    // false

Vanilla JS

import { createVueport } from '@damien_ingrand/vueport/core'

const vueport = createVueport()

vueport.current    // 'lg'
vueport.is('>=md') // true
vueport.isMobile   // true

vueport.onChange((current, previous) => {
  console.log(`${previous} → ${current}`)
})

Expression Syntax

The is() method accepts an intuitive expression syntax:

| Expression | Meaning | |---|---| | 'md' or '==md' | Exactly md | | '>sm' | Greater than sm | | '<lg' | Less than lg | | '>=md' | Greater than or equal to md | | '<=sm' | Less than or equal to sm | | '!=xs' | Not xs |

Custom Breakpoints

import { useVueport } from '@damien_ingrand/vueport'

const { breakpoint } = useVueport({
  breakpoints: {
    mobile: 0,
    tablet: 640,
    desktop: 1024,
    wide: 1440,
  },
})

Default Breakpoints

| Name | Min width | |---|---| | xs | 0px | | sm | 576px | | md | 768px | | lg | 992px | | xl | 1200px |

API

useVueport(options?)

Vue 3 composable. Returns:

  • breakpointRef<string> current breakpoint
  • is(expr)ComputedRef<boolean> reactive expression check
  • isMobileComputedRef<boolean> (xs or sm)
  • isTabletComputedRef<boolean> (md)
  • isDesktopComputedRef<boolean> (lg or xl)

useVueportStore() (from @damien_ingrand/vueport/pinia)

Pinia store. Call init(options?) before use. Same reactive properties.

createVueport(options?) (from @damien_ingrand/vueport/core)

Vanilla JS. Returns a Vueport instance:

  • current — current breakpoint name
  • is(expr) — boolean expression check
  • isMobile / isTablet / isDesktop — boolean getters
  • onChange(fn) — subscribe to changes, returns unsubscribe function
  • destroy() — cleanup all listeners

License

MIT