bemt v1.0.4

BEMt

Don’t want BEM style classes? Get BEMt…

Everyone else? USE BEMt!

(419 bytes minified and brotlied, yadda yadda)

Install

npm install bemt

or

yarn add bemt

Usage

const cls = bemt("block-name");

let blockClass = cls();
//=> "block-name"

let modifiedBlockClass = cls({
  goodModifier: true,
  badModifier: false,
});
//=> "block-name block-name--good-modifier"

let elementClass = cls('an-element');
//=> "block-name__an-element"

let modifiedElementClass = cls('an-element', {
  aModifier: true,
  anotherModifier: true,
});
//=> "block-name__an-element block-name__an-element--a-modifier block-name__an-element--another-modifier"

Designed for jsx:

import bemt from 'bemt';
import isImportant from './isImportant';
import bigTitle from './bigTitle';

const cls = bemt("a-block");

function MyComponent() {
  return (
    {/* `a-block` or `a-block a-block--is-important` */}
    <div className={cls({ isImportant })}>
      {/* `a-block__title` or `a-block__title a-block__title--big-title` */}
      <h3 className={cls('title', { bigTitle })}>
    </div>
  );
}

Options

Just one option for now

modifierCheckStyle

One of true, truthy, nullish, depending on how strict you want to be. Ideally call this as early as possible.

Defaults to the strictest: true, meanning you have to pass exactly true for a modifier to be recognised.

import bemt from 'bemt';

bemt.modifierCheckStyle = 'true';