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convert-css-length
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Convert between css lengths e.g. em->px or px->rem
Conversions between em, ex, rem, px are supported. PRs welcome if you need support for more esoteric length units.
[Note: algorithm was originally ported from Compass] (https://github.com/Compass/compass/blob/master/core/stylesheets/compass/typography/_units.scss)
npm install convert-css-length
import convertLength from 'convert-css-length';
// Set the baseFontSize for your project. Defaults to 16px (also the
// browser default).
var convert = convertLength('21px');
// Convert rem to px.
convert('1rem', 'px');
// ---> 21px
// Convert px to em.
convert('30px', 'em');
// ---> 1.42857em
// Convert em to pixels using fromContext.
// em(s) are relative to the font-size at the same element. If you're setting an em on a element whose font-size
// is different than the base font size, you'll need to pass that font-size as the third parameter.
// Or just use rem instead which sizes everything relative to the base node.
convert('1em', 'px', '14px')
// ---> 14px
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Convert between css lengths e.g. em->px or px->rem
We found that convert-css-length 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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