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@householdjs/utils

v2.2.0-alpha.0

Published

style utils to make you worry less about styling and more about application logic

Readme

multiplyStringValue (mvws)

// multiplyStringValue = (numberWithUnit: string, multiplier: number) => string
const fsBase = '1rem';
const fsHeading = multiplyStringValue(fsBase, 2); // '2rem'

pxToRem

  • sometimes it's easier to define theme values in px and them convert them to rem values for the browser
  • ROOT_FONT_SIZE is 16 by default
// pxToRem = (value: number, rootFontSize: number = ROOT_FONT_SIZE) => string
const theme = {
   fsText: pxToRem(16), // '1rem'
   fsTitle: pxToRem(32), // '2rem'
}

withBefore, withAfter

// withBefore = (styles?: CSSObject) => CSSObject
import { withBefore } from '@householdjs/utils';
import { CSSObject } from "styled-components";
const styles: CSSObject = {
   display: 'block',
   ...withBefore({
       height: '2px',
       width: '100%'
   })
}
// generates
const stylesGenerated: CSSObject = {
   display: 'block',
   [`&:before`]: {
       content: '',
       display: 'block',
       height: '2px',
       width: '100%'
   }
}
/* gerenrates:
   display: 'block',
   [`&:before`]: {
       content: '',
       display: 'block',
       height: '2px',
       width: '100%'
   }
*/
  • also as a prop to <SimpleWrapper />
import { SimpleWrapper } from "householdjs";
import { CSSObject } from "styled-components";
const withAfterStyles: CSSObject = {
   height: '5px',
   width: '100%',
   position: 'absolute',
   right: 0,
   bottom: 0,
   left: 0,
   backgroundColor: 'red'
}
const SimpleComponent = () =>
   <SimpleWrapper
       withAfter={withAfterStyles}
       isRelative
   >
       <p>hello world</p>
   </SimpleWrapper>

withTransition

  • quick way to generate css in js transition parameters
/* withTransition = (
   transitionProperties?: string | Array<string>,
   transitionOptions?: { durationInMs: number, timing: string, willChange: false},
   disableTransitions?: boolean // eg. use an .env variable to disable all transitions in the project
) => CSSObject
*/
import { withTransition } from "@householdjs/utils";
import { CSSObject } from "styled-components";
const divStyles: CSSObject = {
   backgroundColor: 'green',
   ...withTransition('backgroundColor'),
}
// generates
const divStylesGenerated: CSSObject = {
   backgroundColor: 'green',
   transitionProperty: 'backgroundColor', // will be 'all' if you call withTransition() without a parameter
   transitionTimingFunction: 'ease',
   transitionDuration: '300ms'
}
  • can also be used as a prop to <FlexParent />, <FlexChild />, <SimpleWrapper /> and <Positioned />
import { SimpleWrapper } from "householdjs";
import { CSSObject } from "styled-components";

interface SimpleComponentProps {
   isEnabled: boolean
}
const ComponentWithAnimatedBackground = ({ isEnabled }: SimpleComponentProps) => {
   const background = isEnabled ? 'green' : 'gray';

   return (
       <SimpleWrapper withTransition background={background}>
           <p>hello world</p>
       </SimpleWrapper>
   )
}

// generates
const simpleWrapperStyles: CSSObject = {
   background: 'green', // isEnabled = true
   transitionProperty: 'all', // will be 'all' if you call withTransition() without a parameter
   transitionTimingFunction: 'ease',
   transitionDuration: '300ms'
}