@castiron/style-mixins v2.0.0

@castiron/style-mixins

A collection of JS helper functions (mixins) for styling. The mixins generally return template literals or style objects, and do not require a specific css-in-js library.

Usage

1. yarn add @castiron/style-mixins
2. import { someMixin } from "@castiron/style-mixins or import { someBaseMixin } from @'castiron/style-mixins/base

Philosophy

Mixins in this package are each scoped to a single type of style concern. The reason for this is that when mixins become opinionated about a wide range of styles, they can quickly begin to conflict with one another when used in combination. Or someone may want most of the styles from a mixin, but not all of them, and will need to declare overriding styles. As this happens repeatedly, these mixins lose their utility, and developers on a project may ultimately just ignore them or write new mixins altogether. To prevent this, the mixins in this library limit their declarations to a single category of style concern, and are organized and prefixed accordingly:

Base

base.js

Common application-wide mixins, such as for writing media queries or fluidly scaling type and space values.

Appearance

appearance.js

Mixins for color, hover and focus effects, etc, prefixed with a.

Layout

layout.js

Mixins for container sizes and layouts, prefixed with l.

State

state.js

Mixins for common state-specific styles like scroll-locking, prefixed with is or has.

Typography

typography.js

Mixins for font- and text- properties, prefixed with t.