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breakpoint-checker
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Query window viewport or element widths with specific breakpoints
npm i breakpoint-checker
yarn add breakpoint-checker
bower install breakpoint-checker --save
If the window viewport is equal or lower than the given breakpoint return true
if (breakpoint(breaks.medium)) {
...
}
If the windw viewport is equal or lower than the given breakpoint name return true
if (breakpoint('medium')) {
...
}
Rather than calling an if statment, you can check the width of a given element against a given breakpoint and call an anonymous function if the element width is equal or less than the given breakpoint
$('body').breakpoint(breaks.medium, function() {
...
});
Simple check. Checks if the current window is less than or equal to the given breakpoint
breakpoint('medium');
Calls function if given breakpoint if euqal or less than the window viewport
breakpoint('medium', function() {
...
});
You can add breakpoints manually too. So you don't have to rely on custom-props and customPropsExention for this plugin If the name is the same as a previously defined breakpoint. It will be overwritten
addBreakpoint('small', 111);
addBreakpoint({'special': 222, 'small' : 333});
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Query window viewport or element widths with specific breakpoints
We found that breakpoint-checker demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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