Minified and Simplified include-media with CSS-in-JS
when you style with css-in-js (emotion, styled-component) you can perfectly and easily deal with responsive design with this css-in-js-media
which is similar with include-media and support type system(ts)
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Introduced at
npm install css-in-js-media
import media from "css-in-js-media";
code-sandbox-link
: https://codesandbox.io/embed/k28q2nv2w7smallPhone: 320
phone: 375
tablet: 768
desktop: 1024
largeDesktop: 1440
with css-in-js library (ex: emotion.js , styled-component)
emotion.js
import media from "css-in-js-media"; export const exampleClass = css` color: red; ${media(">desktop")} { font-size: 15px; } ${media("<=desktop", ">tablet")} { font-size: 20px; } ${media("<=tablet", ">phone")} { font-size: 25px; } ${media("<=phone")} { font-size: 30px; } `;
styled-component
import media from "css-in-js-media"; const exampleClass = styled.h1` color: red; ${media(">desktop")} { font-size: 15px; } ${media("<=desktop", ">tablet")} { font-size: 20px; } ${media("<=tablet", ">phone")} { font-size: 25px; } ${media("<=phone")} { font-size: 30px; } `;set flexible breakpoints (optional)
⚠️ You should set this in entry point file (root file)
import { setBreakPoints } from "css-in-js-media"; setBreakPoints({ desktop: 1440, largeDesktop: 1500 }); // or string size setBreakPoints({ desktop: "140rem", largeDesktop: "calc(30 * 50px)" });get breakpoints (optional)
import { getBreakPoints } from "css-in-js-media"; getBreakPoints(); // default breakpoints // { // smallPhone: 320; // phone: 375; // tablet: 768; // desktop: 1024; // largeDesktop: 1440; // }
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