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@skilld/kaizen-breakpoints

v2.0.0-beta.0

Published

Breakpoints YML to css and js

Downloads

2,167

Readme

kaizen-breakpoints

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What is it?

  • The goal of this package is to re-use themename.breakpoints.yml for providing same breakpoints into css and js

Usage

Once kaizen-tg is installed:

  1. To see the list of all available breakpoints and its names which you can use in your css and js files - you can run storybook and find it here /?path=/story/globals-variables--breakpoints (It is Globals / Variables / Breakpoints path in storybook)
  2. Syntax of usage in css files (@db btw means drupal breakpoint):
    • @db l {} <-- it is analogue of old @drupal-breakpoint l_1x {} we had in Kaizen v1
    • @db l_1x {}
    • @db l_2x {} <-- this is 2x multiplier for retina screens. We don't use usually it in css files, but this breakpoint needed for Drupal's responsive image groups, for 2x increased image styles
  3. Syntax of usage in js files:
    • all breakpoints located in window.themeBreakpoints.themeName

Recommendations

  1. Modern example of checking if screen's width now matches one or another breakpoint:
    • if (window.matchMedia(window.themeBreakpoints.themeName.breakpointName).matches) {}

Other kaizen's packages

  1. kaizen-tg
  2. kaizen-cg
  3. kaizen-core

License

This project is licensed under the MIT open source license.