@emotion/serialize
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The @emotion/serialize package is part of the Emotion CSS-in-JS library. It provides utilities for serializing style objects into strings that can be injected into the HTML as CSS. This is particularly useful for server-side rendering, component libraries, and applications that need to dynamically generate and use CSS.
Serializing style objects
Converts JavaScript style objects into CSS strings. This is useful for dynamically generating styles in JavaScript and then applying them as CSS.
{"color": "hotpink", "backgroundColor": "black"}Handling nested selectors
Supports nested selectors within style objects, allowing for more complex styling directly from JavaScript objects.
{"&:hover": {"color": "green"}}Support for CSS custom properties (variables)
Enables the use of CSS custom properties within JavaScript style objects, facilitating dynamic theming and style configurations.
{"--my-color": "gold", "color": "var(--my-color)"}Styled-components is another CSS-in-JS library that allows for the creation of component-based styles using tagged template literals. It offers similar functionality to @emotion/serialize in terms of dynamic styling and theming but uses a different syntax and API.
JSS (JavaScript Style Sheets) is a CSS-in-JS library that allows for defining styles in JavaScript and then applying them to components. It offers a similar feature set to @emotion/serialize, including support for nested selectors and dynamic theming, but it has its own API and ecosystem of plugins for extending functionality.
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The npm package @emotion/serialize receives a total of 9,791,271 weekly downloads. As such, @emotion/serialize popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @emotion/serialize demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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