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@unifydev/unify-variant

v0.0.2

Published

UnoCSS Variants

Downloads

13

Readme

UnifyUI-Variant

This is a preset package that provides variants for Components Libraries based on data-state attribute value, and help to create custom variant selector.

Data State Variants

Generate variants selector based on data-state attribute, however you can use it with other data-* attributes like (data-name="john" then fx-john:p4)

  • [X] Radix
  • [X] Flexilla
  • [X] Radix Vue
  • [ ] React Area
  • [ ] Headless UI

fx-open:bg-red : will be applied if element has data-state='open'

browserVariant

Easily create custom variants for browser selector like ::moz-* ::webki...

Usage

Installation

npm i -D @unifydev/unify-preset

or

yarn add @unifydev/unify-preset -D

Or

bun add @unifydev/unify-preset -d

Config

In you uno.config.(js|ts) :

...
// import the packages
import {dataStateVariants, browserVariants} from '@unifydev/unify-variant'

export default defineConfig({
  // ...config
  variant:[
    dataStateVariants({
      prefix: 'fx', // prefix, you can use whatever you want as prefix
      variants: "visible|hidden|active|inactive|open|close|resize|minimize|maximaze", // indicate all values, those values will help to generate variant
      selector: "data-state" //Indicate the data-attribute to be used
    }),
    browserVariants({
      variants: {
          "meter-inner-el": "::-webkit-meter-inner-element",
          "meter-optimum-val": "::-webkit-meter-optimum-value",
          "metter-bar": "::-webkit-meter-bar",
          "moz-meter-bar": "::-moz-meter-bar"
      }
    }),
  ]
});

Use it

Now you can use :

  • fx-visible:opacity-100 fx-visible:visible : this will apply opacity:1 and visiblity:visible to the element when the data-state attribute is open.
  • moz-meter-bar:bg-red, ...

Contributing

If you're interested in contributing to Unify-UI, please read our contributing docs before submitting a pull request.

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