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container-queries
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A set of utilities for creating simple, width-based container queries.
First, import the ContainerQuery
object from this package:
import ContainerQuery from 'container-queries';
Then, create the container queries around a given node using the create
method:
let myNode = document.getElementById('MyNode');
let containerQuery = ContainerQuery.create(myNode);
Finally, add your container query conditions using the addQuery
method of the returned object. You can specify a min
and/ or max
width for which the query is considered active. By default, these measures are considered inclusive. If you wish to make one or both exclusive, pass the inclusive
option with a value of false
(all exclusive), 'min'
(max is exclusive), or 'max'
(min is exclusive).
In addition, ensure that you pass an identifier
; this is the value that must be used in your stylesheets to respond to the query. You can also provide a test
method instead of a min/ max, which must take the current width and return a boolean indicating whether the query should match given that width.
containerQuery.addQuery({min: 320}, identifier: 'phone-up');
containerQuery.addQuery({min: 1000, max: 2000}, inclusive: 'min', identifier: 'big');
containerQuery.addQuery({
test(width) { return (width % 2) === 0 },
identifier: 'even',
})
These queries will automatically be updated as the parent of the node changes size.
Finally, in your CSS file, add a selector that will inform you of when a given query matches. This plugin uses the data-container-query-matches
attribute to provide this information by populating it with a space-separated list of matching queries.
.my-component[data-container-query-matches="phone-up"] {} /* only phone query matches */
.my-component[data-container-query-matches~="big"] {} /* big query (and possibly more) matches */
This plugin includes styling utilities for a variety of pre- and post-processors to make these declarations more friendly.
FAQs
Simple container queries for Shopify's admin.
The npm package container-queries receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, container-queries popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that container-queries 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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