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@jakesch/utility

v0.0.11

Published

Utility Package für Projekte von Jakob Eschler Design.

Downloads

27

Readme

JED-Utility Package

Installation

Development

npm run build
npm link

Im Projekt, wo das Package verwendet werden soll

npm link @jed/utility

JS

Badges

Das utility package enthält Funktionen, um mit shields.io Badges zu arbeiten.

badgeBuild

Die Funktion badgeBuilderstellt ein Object, welches z.B. an die Gitlab API geschickt werden kann und einem Repository oder einer Gruppe hinzugefügt werden kann.

import { badgeBuild } from "@jakesch/utility";

const badge = badgeBuild = (
    name = The name for the badge,
    label = Override the default left-hand-side text
    message = The message for the badge
    linkUrl = Specify what clicking on the left/right of a badge should do
    labelColor = Background color of the left part
    color = Background color of the right part
    style = One of: flat (default), flat-square, plastic, for-the-badge, social
);

console.log(badge)

{
    link_url: 'https://gitlab.com/jakob-eschler/data-scienc…izations/transactions',
    image_url: 'https://img.shields.io/badge/latest:%2520su…e&labelColor=lightgrey',
    name: 'latest%20pipeline'
}

badge.image_url:

SCSS

Dieses Plugin enthält einige SCCS abstracts, die die Arbeit mit SCCS erleichtern sollen.

Einbindung

Das Utility Partial (scss/abstracts/utility.scss) muss als erstes bzw. global eingebunden werden. Dies kann z.B. in der vite.config.js gemacht werden.

export default defineConfig({
    css: {
        preprocessorOptions: {
            scss: {
                additionalData: `
                    @import "jed-utility/src/assets/scss/utility.scss";
                `
            }
        }
    }
})

Die restlichen Abstracts (scss/abstracts/abstracts.scss) können dann im SCSS der Anwendung eingebunden werden:

@import "jed-utility/src/assets/scss/abstracts.scss";

WordPress

Gutenberg Blocks

Um die Gutenberg Blocks zu nutzen muss die Block componente importiert werden.

import Block from 'jed-utility'
app.use(Block)