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k2-media

v0.4.3

Published

A collection of media queries for use as an ES6 module and in SASS projects

Readme

K2-Media

A small library containing a collection of CSS3 media queries curated for use in SASS, and JavaScript (React, React/Typescript or any CSS-in-JS implementation).

The breakpoints used are based on the post "Media Queries for Standard Devices" by CSS Tricks.

Table of Contents

Getting Started

Install via npm:

npm install k2-media --save

Alternatively via yarn:

yarn add k2-media

How to use

React/JavaScript

  1. Use media (Object: IMedia) for set breakpoints

    Popular breakpoints covered media (IMedia):

    | Name | Breakpoint (px) | Devices | | -------- | ------------------- | ------------------------------------- | | screenMd | < 1200px | Smaller PCS & laptops | | tablet | < 1025px (<=1024px) | iPads, 8"+ Android Tablets | | screenSm | < 992px | Small tablets | | screenXs | < 768px (<=767px) | iPad Portrait, Standard mobile phones |

    Tablet only breakpoints under media: IMedia:

    | Name | Breakpoint (px) | Devices | | --------------- | ------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | allTablets | < 1281px (>169 dpi) | All tablets (and smartphones) irrespective of viewport width. Unlike tablet this takes the DPI into consideration | | tabletLandscape | < 1025px (<=1024px) | All tablets (and smartphones) in landscape orientation | | tabletPortrait | < 768px | All tablets (and smartphones) in portrait orientation |

    Less common breakpoints covered under media: IMedia:

    | Name | Breakpoint (px) | Devices | | --------- | --------------- | ---------------------------- | | screenLg | > 1200px | Standard PCs, laptops | | screenXxs | < 481px | Smaller mobile phone screens | | screenXxs | < 481px | Smaller mobile phone screens | | screenXxs | < 481px | Smaller mobile phone screens |

    import { media } from 'k2-media';
    
    /* in css */
    `
    width: 20%;
    
    ${ media.screenMd }{
        width: 25%;
    }
    
    ${ media.tablet }{
        width: 33%;
    }
    
    ${ media.screenSm }{
        width: 50%;
    }
    
    ${ media.screenXs }{
        width: 100%;
    }
    `
  2. For greater flexibility, use respondMax: Function, respondMin: Function or respond: Function

  • respondMax( maxWidth: string )

    import { respondMax } from 'k2-media';
    
    /* in css */
    `
    background: #f0f0f0;
    
    ${ respondMax('1000px') }{
        background: #f7f7f7;
    }
    `
  • respondMin( minWidth: string )

    import { respondMin } from 'k2-media';
    
    /* in css */
    `
    background: #f0f0f0;
    
    ${ respondMin('550px') }{
        background: #f7f7f7;
    }
    `
  • respond( minWidth: string, maxWidth: string )

    import { respond } from 'k2-media';
    
    /* in css */
    `
    background: #f0f0f0;
    
    /* styles will only be applied within these 2 breakpoints */
    ${ respond('500px','1000px') }{
        background: #f7f7f7;
    }
    `
  1. Use IMediaIos (Object: IMediaIos) for iOs only breakpoints (iOs Safari compatible)

    | Name | Breakpoint (px) | Devices | | -------------------- | ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------- | | iPad | > 767px && <1024px | all iPads (landscape or portrait) | | iPadLandscape | > 767px && <1024px | all iPads (landscape) | | iPadPortrait | > 767px && <1024px | all iPads (portrait) | | iPadFirst | > 767px && <1024px | 1st Gen iPads, non-retina (landscape or portrait) | | iPadFirstLandscape | > 767px && <1024px | 1st Gen iPads, non-retina (landscape) | | iPadFirstPotrait | > 767px && <1024px | 1st Gen iPads, non-retina (portrait) | | iPadFirstPotrait | > 767px && <1024px | 1st Gen iPads, non-retina (portrait) | | iPadMini | > 767px && <1024px | iPadMini (landscape or portrait) | | iPadMiniLandscape | > 767px && <1024px | iPadMini (landscape) | | iPadMiniPortrait | > 767px && <1024px | iPadMini (portrait) | | iPadRetina | > 767px && <1024px | iPad, retina screen (landscape or portrait) | | iPadRetinaLandscape | > 767px && <1024px | iPad, retina screen (landscape) | | iPadRetinaPortrait | > 767px && <1024px | iPad, retina screen (portrait) | | iPhone | >= 320px && <481px | all iPhones (landscape or portrait) | | iPhoneFirst | >= 320px && <481px | 1st Gen iPhone (landscape or portrait) | | iPhoneFirstLandscape | >= 320px && <481px | 1st Gen iPhone (landscape) | | iPhoneFirstPortrait | >= 320px && <481px | 1st Gen iPhone (portrait) | | iPhone4 | >= 320px && <480px | iPhone4 (landscape or portrait) | | iPhone5 | >= 320px && <568px | iPhone5 (landscape or portrait) | | iPhone5Landscape | >= 320px && <568px | iPhone5 (landscape) | | iPhone5Portrait | >= 320px && <568px | iPhone5 (portrait) | | iPhone6 | > 375px && <667px | iPhone6 (landscape or portrait) | | iPhone6Landscape | > 375px && <667px | iPhone6 (landscape) | | iPhone6Portrait | > 375px && <667px | iPhone6 (portrait) | | iPhone6Plus | > 414px && <736px | iPhone6 Plus (landscape or portrait) | | iPhone6PlusLandscape | > 414px && <736px | iPhone6 Plus (landscape) | | iPhone6PlusPortrait | > 414px && <736px | iPhone6 Plus (portrait) |

    import { mediaIos } from 'k2-media';
    
    /* in css */
    `
    display: flex;
        ${ mediaIos.screenMd }{
            display: inline-flex;
        }
    `

SASS

TBD

Changelog

Version 0.4.0

  • :memo: Added docs