ab-mediaquery

AB-mediaQuery

AB-mediaQuery is the JavaScript side of Media Queries. It proposes some useful methods for your developments.

It's damn small: less than 1000 bytes (uglyfied and GZipped, including AB.js).

This is the version 2. It's meant to be simpler to setup that v1.

• Codepen demo
• NPM

> npm install ab-mediaquery

or

> yarn add ab-mediaquery

The plugin is CommonJS and AMD compliant (UMD).

The only dependency is anotherBrick. It's a tiny script used by all AB collection.

The v1 is used on French website ENGIE.

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Compatibility

Because of the usage of matchMedia and requestAnimationFrame, compatibility start with IE 10. To rise compatibility up to IE 9, you can add matchMedia polyfill and requestAnimationFrame polyfill.

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SETUP

Classic usage

You need to put AB.js (from anotherBrick) script before loading AB-mediaQuery.js.

As a module

The best solution is to use browserify or Webpack. First import 'AB', then 'abMediaQuery'.

import AB from 'another-brick';
import abMediaQuery from 'ab-mediaquery';

For both solutions

Simply call abMediaQuery function with some parameters:

abMediaQuery({
  // freely define your media queries here
  bp: {
    smallOnly: 'screen and (max-width: 767px)',
    mediumOnly: 'screen and (min-width: 768px) and (max-width: 1024px)',
    medium: 'screen and (min-width: 768px)',
    largeOnly: 'screen and (min-width: 1025px) and (max-width: 1280px)',
    large: 'screen and (min-width: 1025px)'
  }
});

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USAGE

Get current breakpoints

That will return an array of current breakpoints

AB.mediaQuery.current;

Check specific breakpoint case

Check if window respects the specified media query and return true/false.

AB.mediaQuery.is('mediumOnly');
// will return true or false

JS event

'changed.ab-mediaquery' event is automatically triggered when breakpoints change:

window.addEventListener('changed.ab-mediaquery', function(){
  ...
});