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match-media-mock
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Simple server-side compatible substitution for Window.matchMedia()
based on css-mediaquery.
Designed for use with Radium.
var matchMediaMock = require('match-media-mock').create()
matchMediaMock.setConfig({type: 'screen', width: 1200})
matchMediaMock('(max-width: 991px)').matches // false
matchMediaMock('(max-width: 1240px)').matches // true
var mediaQueryList = matchMediaMock(mediaQuery)
mediaQueryList.addListener(listener)
mediaQueryList.removeListener(listener)
mediaQueryList.callListeners()
For more details about matching check out css-mediaquery!
var Radium = require('radium')
var matchMediaMock = require('match-media-mock').create()
Radium.config.setMatchMedia(matchMediaMock)
app.get('/app/:width/:height', function(req, res) {
matchMediaMock.setConfig({
type: 'screen',
width: req.params.width,
height: req.params.height
})
var html = React.renderToString(<RadiumApp/>)
res.end(html)
})
For more details see the Radium docs
FAQs
server side compatible replacement for Window.matchMedia()
The npm package match-media-mock receives a total of 10,888 weekly downloads. As such, match-media-mock popularity was classified as popular.
We found that match-media-mock demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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