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rem-bem

v1.1.6

Published

A LESS macros library that is useful for rem-based markups in the best traditions of BEM

Downloads

23

Readme

Rem-Bem

Rem-Bem is a LESS macros library that is useful for rem-based markups in the best traditions of BEM.

This package was basically tested only with Meteor (sorry, guys). It exports a set of .less files, so if you are a happy person with the meteor project at hand, check this package out!

Installation

meteor npm install rem-bem --save

Usage

Just do

@import "{}/node_modules/rem-bem/less/index.less";

somewhere inside your /client/style/index.less folder.

The Concept

@rb-offset is a basic metric unit, which equals to 1rem

You can use mixins to include inside your LESS declaration, like the following:

.my_button
{
    ._rb-padding_x(2); // add padding equals to @rb-offset * 2
    ._rb-margin-b_x(0.5); // add margin bottom equals to @rb-offset * 0.5
}

Also, you can include the pre-existed classes directly inside the tag, as BEM taught us:

<div class="rb-padding_x2 rb-margin-b_x0p5">Some useful information</div>

These classes always go with !important instructions, so they cannot be overridden with other declarations. If you do not need the class anymore, you simply remove it from the tag, don't you?

What do we have inside (reference)

Will finish when have time ;)

License

MIT

Changelog

  • 28.11.2017 v1.0.3
    • Prefix "rb-" added