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bs-bem-cl

v5.0.1

Published

Simple reimplementation of BEM class name generator in ReScript

Downloads

418

Readme

bs-bem-cl

Simple reimplementation of BEM class name generator in ReScript.

Installation

# npm
npm install --save bs-bem-cl

# yarn
yarn add bs-bem-cl

Then add it to bsconfig.json:

"bs-dependencies": [
  "bs-bem-cl"
]

Usage

Get BemCl instance

let b = Bc.make("button")

Create BEM block

b() /* => "button" */

Create BEM elements

b(~elem="icon") /* => "button__icon" */

b(~elem="text") /* => "button__text" */

Create BEM block with key/value modifiers

b(~mods=[Bc.KeyValue("theme", "green")]) /* => "button button_theme_green" */

b(
    ~mods=[
        Bc.KeyValue("theme", "green"),
        Bc.KeyValue("size", "m")
    ]
) /* => "button button_theme_green button_size_m" */

Create BEM block with bool modifiers

b(~mods=[Bc.Bool("loading", true)]) /* => "button button_loading" */

b(~mods=[Bc.Bool("loading", false)]) /* => "button" */

b(
    ~mods=[
        Bc.Bool("loading", true),
        Bc.Bool("disabled", true)
    ]
) /* => "button button_loading button_disabled" */

b(
    ~mods=[
        Bc.Bool("loading", false),
        Bc.Bool("disabled", true)
    ]
) /* => "button button_disabled" */

Create BEM element with key/value modifiers

b(
    ~elem="icon",
    ~mods=[Bc.KeyValue("theme", "green")]
) /* => "button__icon button__icon_theme_green" */

b(
    ~elem="text",
    ~mods=[
        Bc.KeyValue("theme", "green"),
        Bc.KeyValue("size", "m")
    ]
) /* => "button__text button__text_theme_green button__text_size_m" */

Create BEM element with bool modifiers

b(
    ~elem="icon",
    ~mods=[Bc.Bool("loading", true)]
) /* => "button__icon button__icon_loading" */

b(
    ~elem="icon",
    ~mods=[Bc.Bool("loading", false)]
) /* => "button__icon" */

b(
    ~elem="text",
    ~mods=[
        Bc.Bool("loading", true),
        Bc.Bool("disabled", true)
    ]
) /* => "button__text button__text_loading button__text_disabled" */

b(
    ~elem="text",
    ~mods=[
        Bc.Bool("loading", false),
        Bc.Bool("disabled", true)
    ]
) /* => "button__text button__text_disabled" */

You can mix key/value and bool modifiers

b(
    ~mods=[
        Bc.KeyValue("theme", "green"),
        Bc.Bool("loading", true)
    ]
) /* => "button button_theme_green button_loading" */

b(
    ~elem="icon",
    ~mods=[
        Bc.KeyValue("theme", "green"),
        Bc.Bool("loading", false),
        Bc.Bool("disabled", true)
    ]
) /* => "button__icon button__icon_theme_green button__icon_disabled" */

You can mix different classes

b(~elem="icon")
->Bc.mix("some__class") /* => "button__icon some__class" */