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bruss

v2.0.4

Published

Bruss is a simple css style kit base on sass, which save 80% time of styling web UI.

Downloads

29

Readme

Bruss

Bruss is a simple css style kit in sass.

Save 80% (in my practice) time of writing styles by just @import 'bruss'.

Notice: '@use' was replaced with '@import' as it's not work in generally.

How to use

npm i bruss

The define your app theme variables and import 'burss', see example below:

// 1. Define your theme variables
$theme: (
  // Containers' max with or padding-x on mobile
  container-max-width: 960px,
  container-padding-x: 4vw,
  // Base UI Factors
  radius : 16px,
  colors: ( "white": #fff, "silver": #f4f4f4, "gray": #aaa, "black": #1b1b1b, "primary": #38B833 ),
  texts: ( 1: 2.6rem, 2: 1.6rem, 3: 1.1rem, 4: 1rem, 5: .9rem, 6: .8rem, 7: .6rem ),
  sizes:  ( 24: 24px,36: 36px,44: 44px,54: 54px,64: 64px, 120: 120px ),
  spacings: ( 0: 0, 2: 2px, 5: 5px, 10: 10px, 15: 15px, 20: 20px, 30: 30px, 50: 50px ),
);

// 2. Use the bruss
// If sass compiler says 'stylesheet not found': try use path 'bruss/bruss' or '{path_to_node_modules}/bruss/bruss/index'
@import 'bruss';

// 3. Define your own styles
html,body{
  @extend .black, .t-4; // set default text style
  font-family: sans-serif;
}
.card{  // For example: a inline-block card
  @extend .bg-silver, .border-gray, .round, .inline, .p-20;
}
// other styles...

Classe References

According to the variables you defined, most regular used classes will be generated.

It's suggested to go through definations in /bruss folder, I promise it's simple.

Notice: all block were set to 'box-sizing:border-box' and 'position:relative'

Layout

.container

A Wrapper which width contracted by $container-max-width $container-padding-x.

.inline,.block

Note .inline means 'display:inline-block'.

.flex-row & .center,.vcenter

Define a flex-row wrapper and align child elements. modify + .gap-${spacing}

.flex-row > .flex-1,.flex-2,.flex-3,.flex-5,.flex-none

Only works when '@media screen and (orientation: landscape)'

.flex-row > .flex-m-1,.flex-m-2,.flex-m-3,.flex-m-5,.flex-m-none

Only works when '@media screen and (orientation: portrait)'

.grid .grid-cols-* .grid-cols-m-*, set element to grid with *(2-6) element each row. ( defint grid-gap by yourself )

Only works when '@media screen and (orientation: landscape)'

.fix-t,.fix-b: set 'fix'

.ab-tl,.ab-tr,.ab-bl,.ab-br : set 'position:absolute' and tl('top:0,left:0') or tr, bl, br.

.fleft,.fright : set 'float'

.left,.right,.center : set 'text-align'


Color ( $colors )

Each key in $colors will be generated into classes, for example 'red':

.red : set 'color', modify + .darken,.lighten

.bg-red, .bg-none : set 'background-color', modify + .darken,.lighten, .tap-darken, .tap-lighten

.bg-cover: set 'background' center image and 'cover' mode

.border-red : set 'border', modify + .border-t,.border-b,.border-dashed,.border-darken,.border-lighten


Size (use $sizes )

Each key in $sizes will be generated into classes, for example key:'44':

.w-full,.h-full : set 'width' or 'height' to 100%

.w-100,.h-100,.w-min-100,.h-min-100 : set '(max-)width' or '(max-)height' to 100vw

.w-44,.h-44,.wh-44 : set 'width', 'height', modify + .round-full


Spacing (use $spacings )

Each key in $spacings will be generated into classes, for example key:'10':

.m-10,.mt-10,.mb-10,.ml-10,.mr-10,.mx-10,.my-10 : set 'margin'

.p-10,.pt-10,.pb-10,.pl-10,.pr-10,.px-10,.py-10 : set 'padding'


Text (use $texts, $sizes )

Each key in $texts will be generated into classes, for example $texts key:'4', and $sizes key:'44':

.t-4 : set 'font-size'

.th-4,.th-44 : set 'line-height'

.nowrap,.break-all,.trim,.bold,.italic,.underline,.line-through : helpers


Effect ( $radius )

.hide,.hide-mobile,.hide-desk : set 'display:none' in diffrent device

.round,.round-t,.round-b : set 'border-radius'

.tap-opacity,.tap-expand,.tap-darken,.tap-lighten : set active style

.flip,.crop : helpers


Credits

Sass

TODO

  • Wechat mini-program do not support '*' selector
  • Wechat mini-program do not support 'body' selector

Known Issues