styled-components-media-query

Styled components media query

Simple styled components utility that you can use for building media queries.

Install

• yarn: yarn add styled-components-media-query
• npm: npm i --save styled-components-media-query

Usage

import { styled, css } from 'styled-components'
import MqInit from 'styled-components-media-query'

// initialize
const bp = {s: 400, sl: 500, m: 768, ml: 992, l: 1100}
const mq = MqInit({ bp })

// use like this
const ComponentStyled = styled.div`
 background: red;
 
 // max-width(399px)
 ${mq(null, 's')(css`
   background: green;
 `)}
 
 // between min-width(400px) and max-width(767px)
 ${mq('s', 'm')(css`
   background: black;
 `)}
 
 // min-width(768px)
 ${mq('m')(css`
   background: orange;
 `)}
 
 // min-width(1100px)
 ${mq('l')(css`
   background: purple;    
 `)}
`

/* compiled css */
.myClass {
  background: red;
}
@media only screen and (max-width: 399px) {
  .myClass {
    background: green;
  }
}
@media only screen and (min-width: 400px) and (max-width: 767px) {
  .myClass {
    background: black;
  }
}
@media only screen and (min-width: 768px) {
  .myClass {
    background: orange;
  }
}
@media only screen and (min-width: 1100px) {
  .myClass {
    background: purple;
  }
}

Api

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MqInit({ bp, type })

• bp (object): a breakpoint object (optional).
• type (string): can be 'width' or 'height' (optional).

import { styled, css } from 'styled-components'
import MqInit from 'styled-components-media-query'

const bp = {s: 300, m: 500, l: 800}

// this will build min-width, max-width queries
const mqWidth = MqInit({ bp, type: 'width' })

// this will build min-height, max-height queries
const mqHeight = MqInit({ bp, type: 'height' })

If you don't pass any value when initializing MqInit, it will use the default bp object and type string, which are:

const bp = {  
  xxxs: 0,
  xxs: 200,
  xs: 320,
  s: 400,
  sl: 500,
  m: 768,
  ml: 992,
  l: 1100,
  xl: 1200,
  xxl: 1300,
  xxxl: 1400,
  xxxxl: 1500,
  xxxxxl: 1600,
  xxxxxxl: 1700,
}
const type = 'width'

You can also use mq directly without initializing MqInit at all, but I don't recommend using my breakpoints, always better to tailor them for the specific project.

import { styled, css } from 'styled-components'
import {mq} from 'styled-components-media-query'

const CompStyled = styled.div`
  // min-width(768px)
  ${mq('m')(css``)} 
`

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mq(min, max)

• min (string|number|null): min-width or min-height value.
• max (string|number|null): max-width or max-height value.

You can use the mq function to specify min-width, max-width, min-height and max-height. Examples:

import { styled, css } from 'styled-components'
import MqInit from 'styled-components-media-query'

const bp = {s: 300, m: 500, l: 800}
const mq = MqInit({ bp })
const mqHeight = MqInit({ bp, type: 'height' })

const CompStyled = styled.div`
  // min-width(500px)
  ${mq('m')(css``)}         
  
  // max-width(500px)
  ${mq(null, 'm')(css``)}
  
  // between min-width(500px) and max-width(799px)
  ${mq('m', 'l')(css``)}
  
  // min-height(500px)
  ${mqHeight('m')(css``)}         
  
  // max-height(500px)
  ${mqHeight(null, 'm')(css``)}
  
  // between min-height(500px) and max-height(799px)
  ${mqHeight('m', 'l')(css``)}
`

If you specify a string that is not in the bp object, it will throw an error, however, if needed, you can pass a specific number directly:

import { styled, css } from 'styled-components'
import MqInit from 'styled-components-media-query'

const mq = MqInit()

const CompStyled = styled.div`
  // min-width(300px)
  ${mq(300)(css``)}         
  
  // max-width(603px)
  ${mq(null, 603)(css``)}
  
  // between min-width(23px) and max-width(900px)
  ${mq(23, 900)(css``)}
`

Also, the css helper is not necessary, so if you want you can use mq like this:

import { styled } from 'styled-components'
import MqInit from 'styled-components-media-query'

const mq = MqInit()

const CompStyled = styled.div`
  // min-width(300px)
  ${mq(300)(``)} // note that 'css' helper is missing
`

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Changelog

1.0.15 (2019-01-10)

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