bootstrap-utility-classnames v0.5.3

Generates Bootstrap utility and helper class names.

The main purpose of this library is to provide a strongly typed way of generating the Bootstrap utility classes. So this is probably not a very useful library unless you're using TypeScript, or maybe if you're using an editor that supports TypeScript definitions for autocomplete.

Installation

npm install bootstrap-utility-classnames

Or download the latest release.

Or copy and paste whatever subset of the code you want into your own project. This project is available under The Unlicense (or alternatively the more common MIT if the unlicense doesn't work for you). So you don't necessarily need to provide attribution or do anything special to copy this code.

Getting Started

import { utilityClassNames } from "bootstrap-utility-classnames";

const classNames = utilityClassNames({ text: "primary", textDecoration: "line-through", bg: "light", m: 3, p: 3 });
console.log(classNames); // ["text-primary", "text-decoration-line-through", "bg-light", "m-3", "p-3"]

Generally this library uses the first part of the Bootstrap utility class as the property name, and the rest as a value. If you could have more than one value for a property (like with the "text" property), then you can use an object with more specific values:

import { utilityClassNames } from "bootstrap-utility-classnames";

const classNames = utilityClassNames({ text: { color: "primary", alignment: "start", wrap: true } });
console.log(classNames); // ["text-primary", "text-start", "text-wrap"]