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fluxgrid

v6.0.1

Published

Yet another responsive utility-based CSS grid customisable with Sass

Readme

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Fluxgrid

Yet another responsive utility-based CSS grid customisable with Sass.

Install

npm i fluxgrid

If you'd like to change the default config, make sure to install Sass as a peer dependency:

npm i sass@^1.89.2

Default config

  • Browser support: browserslist defaults (IE 11 safe)
  • Columns: 12
  • Gutters width: 1rem
  • Nestable: Yes, flushed with parent
  • Direction: Row
  • Breakpoints:

| | Extra small | Small | Medium | Large | Extra large | | ---------- | ----------- | ------- | ------- | ------------- | ------------------- | | Device | Phone | Tablet | Desktop | Large desktop | Extra large desktop | | Breakpoint | > 0 | ≥ 425px | ≥ 768px | ≥ 1024px | ≥ 1366px | | Prefix | | sm: | md: | lg: | xl: |

Syntax

<div class="container container-modifier">
  <div class="grid *grid-modifier">
    <div class="cell *cell-modifier"></div>
  </div>
</div>

* Responsive prefix: sm:|md:|lg:|xl:

Options

Head over to the demo page.

Getting Started

Choose your preferred way:

A. Quick start, with the default config

  • Install Fluxgrid
  • Import it, either with:
    • HTML: <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="node_modules/fluxgrid/dist/fluxgrid.css"/>
    • JS: import "fluxgrid/dist/fluxgrid.css";
  • Optionally (not recommended in production) import fluxgrid-debug.css the same way

B. With a custom config

  • Install Fluxgrid, and it's peer dependency
  • Import and overwrite any of the default settings defined in src/_settings.scss with !default. Eg.:
    @use "sass:math";
    @use "fluxgrid/src/fluxgrid" with (
      $fluxgrid-breakpoints: (
        sm: 425px,
        md: 768px,
        lg: 1024px,
        xl: 1366px,
      ),
      $fluxgrid-gutter: 1.5rem,
      $fluxgrid-gutter-lg: 4.5rem,
      $fluxgrid-outside-margin: math.div(4.5rem, 2)
    );
  • Optionally (not recommended in production) import fluxgrid-debug" the same way
  • Run the file through your build pipeline. It is advised to Autoprefix and minify them

Development

npm Scripts

In the project directory, you can npm run:

  • dev: Starts up a development server with hot module replacement
  • build: Build Fluxgrid and Fluxgrid Debug, ready for deployment
  • docs: Build the documentation
  • lint: Runs the stylelint linter, a mighty, modern linter that helps you avoid errors and enforce conventions in your styles
  • format: Runs stylelint with the --fix option, as well as Prettier with the --write option to automatically fix problems
  • deploy: Run format, build and docs scripts

Deployment

  1. Update CHANGELOG.md following the Keep a Changelog format
  2. Run npm run deploy
  3. Update package.json and package-lock.json using semver: "version": "<semver>"
  4. Once merged to master, tag: git tag <semver>
  5. Publish to npm: npm publish

Contribution

Contribution is welcomed, feel free to raise an issue or PR.