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css-class-generator
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Generates a sequential, valid CSS class, generating the next smallest class names possible
Maps a given index to a unique valid CSS. Uses the smallest class names possible, with lower indices having smaller class names.
npm install --save css-class-generator
cssClassGenerator(index, prefix = '')
-> string
Class names are not random - a given index will always return the same class name.
Class names are generated without a leading .
.
The prefix option gives more optimal class names than prefix + cssClassGenerator(index)
. It never returns the prefix alone - it's always appended with something. In development, it will console.warn
if prefix is not a valid class name (unless the prefix is -
).
Be careful for high values (2 ** 30
and above), as JavaScript integer vs float quirks can happen.
const cssClassGenerator = require("css-class-generator");
cssClassGenerator(0); // 'a'
cssClassGenerator(1); // 'b'
cssClassGenerator(52); // '_'
cssClassGenerator(53); // '-a'
cssClassGenerator(10000); // K3c
cssClassGenerator(1e9); // CVJ2gb
cssClassGenerator(0, "hello"); // 'helloa'
cssClassGenerator(1, "hello"); // 'hellob'
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Generates a sequential, valid CSS class, generating the next smallest class names possible
We found that css-class-generator 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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