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scss-textures

v0.1.1

Published

Configurable Element backgrounds in SCSS

Readme

SCSS Textures

I often use CSS textures to do early prototypes, but I usually wind up hand altering them. Also I tend to use SCSS as a project matures, so I figured I'd macro-ize all the textures I use.

That's what this is, just include the file in your existing SCSS workflow, and go to town.

It's as simple as

npm install --save scss-textures

then in your source file

@import 'node_modules/scss-textures/textures.scss';

Then call some mixins and you are done

No Argument Mixins

These macros do not take any configuration:

  • rainbow_burst_background() (Demo)
  • ash_background() (Demo)
  • mahogony_background() (Demo)
  • cherry_background() (Demo)
  • ebony_background() (Demo)

The Helper Mixins

There are some helper mixins that are used to make others:

  • wood_ish($color, $thickness, $opacity, $appendGrad, $appendSizes)
  • cubes_background($colorA, $colorB, $colorC, $scale)

Standard Mixins

The vast majority of the mixins take foreground, background and a scaling factor:

  • biohazard_background($color, $background, $scale) (Demo)
  • spotty_background($color, $background, $scale) (Demo)
  • wavey_background($color, $background, $scale) (Demo)
  • big_waves_background($color, $background, $scale) (Demo)
  • loose_plaid_background($color, $background, $scale) (Demo)
  • tight_plaid_background($color, $background, $scale) (Demo)
  • diamond_background($color, $background, $scale) (Demo)
  • blueprint_background($color, $background, $scale) (Demo)
  • woody_background($color, $background, $scale)
  • aquatic_background($color, $background, $scale) (Demo)
  • spirals_background($color, $background, $scale) (Demo)
  • radial_halftone_background($color, $background, $scale) (Demo)
  • couch_background($background, $color, $scale) (Demo)
  • triangle_background($color, $background, $scale) (Demo)
  • argyle_background($color, $lineColor, $scale) (Demo)
  • arches_background($color, $background, $scale) (Demo)
  • hex_background($color, $background, $scale) (Demo)
  • sloped_background($color, $background, $scale)
  • zigzag_background($color, $background, $scale) (Demo)
  • dotted_background($color, $background, $scale)
  • starry_background($color, $background, $scale) (Demo)

But some take just a color and a scaling factor:

  • spikey_background($color, $scale) (Demo)
  • vertical_stripes_background($color, $scale) (Demo)
  • weave_background($color, $scale) (Demo)
  • tartan_background($color, $scale) (Demo)
  • cubes_up_background($color, $scale) (Demo)
  • cubes_down_background($color, $scale) (Demo)

Testing

TBD

Enjoy,

-Abbey Hawk Sparrow