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@fintory/utils
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@fintory/utils
dynamicFontSize
Example usage:
import { fontSize } from '@fintory/utils'
// or `import fontSize from '@fintory/utils/es/dynamicFontSize'`
fontSize(16) // returns a css literal that can be used in `styled-components`
fontSize(16, 1.6) // also returns a css literal
Hint: You may only use the fontSize
method, if you are also using styled-components
. Otherwise, you can just use the generateFontSize
function, which is also exported and can be used like this:
import { generateFontSize } from '@fintory/utils'
// or `import { generateFontSize } from '@fintory/utils/es/dynamicFontSize'`
generateFontSize(16) // returns an object which can be used in any CSS-in-JS toolkit
generateFontSize(16, 1.6) // also returns an object
To enable tree-shaking for specific parts of your application, you may need to scope the package a little more like @fintory/utils/es/dynamicFontSize
instead of @fintory/utils
(with spread).
FAQs
Utilities we are internally using at Fintory
The npm package @fintory/utils receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @fintory/utils popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @fintory/utils demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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