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stylep-badge

v0.2.0

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Reusable, extendable, and fully customizable bage pattern and styles.

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Readme

stylep-badge

Tools to build simple badges in your next project.

Install

You can install using the spm command or install using npm and the project title.

spm install badge

Usage

/* badge.css */

@import “stylep-badge”;

.badge {

  /* Badge Design Pattern */
  @mixin badge-inline;

  /* Customize your badge */
  @mixin badge-solid blue;

  /* or roll your own */

  /* add something custom in here */
}

Patterns

Placeholder selectors that contain common styles for structure and basic behavior.

badge-inline

Renders an inline element with standard padding and margin.

Options
  • $badge-font-size: 12px How large the text is inside the badge
  • $badge-padding: 3px 8px Space inside the badge
  • $badge-margin: 0 1% 1% 0 Space around the badge

Styles

Customizable presets that give your pattern a specific style-set.

badge-solid

Draws a solid background ontop of a badge with white text for contrast.

Options
  • $badge-color: #555 Color of the badge
  • $badge-text-color: #fff Color of the text inside the badge
  • $badge-radius: 50px Roundness of the badge

badge-hollow

Draws a bordered element with dark text for contrast.

Options
  • $badge-color: #555 Color of the outline and text of the badge
  • $badge-radius: 50px Roundness of the badge
  • $badge-border-style: solid Style of the border around the badge
  • $badge-border-width: 1px Thickness of the border around the badge

License

This project is licensed under the MIT license.