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wercker-constants-layout

v0.1.0-alpha.3

Published

wercker layout

Downloads

6

Readme

wercker-constants-layout

What does this package contain?

It contains/exposes columnGutter and several media query presets. There are 4 screen sizes defined for media queries:

  • small (0em > width < 47em)
  • medium (47em > width < 64em)
  • large (64em > width < 90em)
  • xLarge ('90em > width < 120em)
  • xxLarge(120em > width < 99999999em)

For each size there are two media queries:

  1. <size>Up: which allows you to style for viewports with a certain width (no upper limit). For example mediumUp allows you to style for screens larger then small.
  2. <size>Only: allows you to style only for a certain size (matching the upper and lower limits for that size). It's recommended that you use the <size>Up media queries over these.

How to develop

Clone the repository and with yarn installed run:

yarn installl

Supported script commands:

Build

Build both the UMD flavour of the package (in the lib folder) and module flavour (in dist)

Lint

Runs eslint & flow as part of the linting process.

Prettier

Format the code with prettier