yl-response v1.3.0

yl-response

A front end smoothing response solution based on REM(font size of the root element).

Features

• Set up with some check points, then gets a smooth curve map from screen width to REM value.
• Real time display of change trend is the current stage.
• Automatically set the REM value and the class names of DOM HTML to replace the media queries.

Before

@media screen and (max-width:480px){
  html {  font-size: 12px;  }
  .box {  /* specific style code */  }
}
@media screen and (min-width:600px) and (max-width:900px){
  html {  font-size: 24px;  }
  .box {  /* specific style code */  }
}

After

html.xs .box {  /* specific style code */  }
html.sm .box {  /* specific style code */  }
html.md .box {  /* specific style code */  }

Most Important Things

REM in different media query interval is discrete, which may cause style mutation.

Using this tool, we can ensure that this change is smooth.

We use the Bessel curve to do this job, refer to transition-timing-function in css3.

Import

Webpack

npm i yl-response

const ylResponse = require('yl-response');

Html

<script src="./lib/index.js"></script>
<script>
  var ylResponse = window.ylResponse;
</script>

How to Use

const watcher = ylResponse([
  'xs',
  [768, 40],
  'sm',
  [992, 70],
  'md',
  [1440, 100],
  'lg',
  [1920, 150],
  'xl',
], {
  monitor: true,
  watch: true,
  onChange: console.log,
  watchDebounce: 10,
});

DEMO

See /test/index.html.

API

ylResponsive(params, options)

@param params { Array }

Arrays describing response intervals. For example:

[
  'sm', // When the screen width is less than 900px, stage is 'sm'.
  [960, 40], // When the screen width is 900px, rem is 40px.
  'md', // Stage 'md' when the screen width is between 960px and 1440px.
  [1440, 70], // When the screen width is 1440px, rem is 70px.
  'lg', // Stage name also will be the class name of DOM html.
  [1920, 100], // Another check point.
  'xl', // When the screen width is greater than 900px, stage is 'xl'.
]

@param options { object }

@return function watcher

You should monitor screen size changes by it.

  window.onresize = () => {
    console.log(watcher())
  }
  /* Logs looks like:
  {
    rem: 60.23, // current rem (px)
    width: 1200, // current screen width (px)
    part: {
      color: "rgb(82,148,133)",
      cps: (4) [{…}, {…}, {…}, {…}],
      stage: "md" // current stage name
    }
  }
  */