@sunpietro/css-classnames v1.0.1

css-classnames

A simple helper to generate CSS class names string based on provided conditions

Usage sample

First of all you need to install the package in your project by running:

npm install @sunpietro/css-classnames

or

yarn install @sunpietro/css-classnames

or by downloading files from this repository and including the file css-classnames.min.js in your HTML code using script tag:

<script async src="./js/css-classnames.min.js"></script>

Then if you installed it using either NPM or Yarn, you can start using it the following way:

import * as classnames from '@sunpietro/css-classnames';

const isFluid = true;
const items = [1, 2, 3];
const classNameString = classnames({
    'container': true,
    'container--fluid': isFluid,
    'container--filled': items.length > 1,
    'container--empty': false
});

console.log(classNamesString);
// The output: 'container container--fluid container--filled'

Otherwise, the script above will slightly change to:

const isFluid = true;
const items = [1, 2, 3];
const classNameString = window.classnames({
    'container': true,
    'container--fluid': isFluid,
    'container--filled': items.length > 1,
    'container--empty': false
});

console.log(classNamesString);
// The output: 'container container--fluid container--filled'

Feedback and issues

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