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@musica-sacra/hooks

v1.2.1

Published

Plugin with useful hooks for MusicaSacra web applications.

Downloads

29

Readme

@musica-sacra/hooks

Plugin with useful hooks for MusicaSacra web applications.

Installation

npm install @musica-sacra/hooks --save

Hook useBem

Hook for creating css classes with bem naming convention.

Basic Usage

Hook useBem accepts one required argument: the base classname of the parent.

import { useBem } from '@musica-sacra/hooks'

function App() {
    const { bem, element, modifier } = useBem('app'); // Pass the parent base className as argument
    
    return (
        <div className={bem()}> {/* Will return base classname 'app' */}
            <div className={bem('child')}> {/* Will return 'app__child' classname */}
                ...
            </div>
        </div>
    )
}

Methods

bem(name?: string | Record<string / boolean>)

Base method. Returns scrambled classname string.

bem() // Without argument, returns base
bem('child') // With string paassed, returns 'base__child'
bem({
    'child': true,
    'child--blue': false
}) // With object passed, will go trough each key and return joined classname from truthy values

// You can import `base` from the useBem too. It will be the base classname you provided. 
// If the first argument matches the base (base === base), then it will return base classnem, like without argument provided
bem(base)
// This gets useful in the scenario you want to append additional classnames to the element
bem(base, 'additional-classname') // This will return 'base additional-classname' classname

element()

Returns unscrambled classname string.

element() // Without argument, returns base
element('child') // With string paassed, returns 'base__child'
element({
    'child': true,
    'child--blue': false
}) // With object passed, will go trough each key and return joined classname from truthy values

modifier()

Method for applying bem modifiers only.

modifier() // Without argument, returns base
modifier('modifier') // With string paassed, returns 'base--modifier'
modifier({
    'blue': true,
    'red': false
}) // With object passed, will go trough each key and return joined classname from truthy values