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cellblock

v1.1.2

Published

Base function for the cellblock grid

Downloads

37

Readme

Cellblock

A function to help you understand the relative size of columns in a grid.

Without arguments, cellblock() returns a root column (the outer grid). When you create more columns you specify what column you want to insert them into like so cellblock(targetColumn).

All the column widths are stored as “relative” dimensions. In other words, I store how they relate to the size of the outer viewport and grid rather than a fixed dimension. This way its easy to ask for their exact size once you know those values (or ask again if they change).

import cellblock from 'cellblock';

// create the root
const rootColumn = cellblock();

// insert a 1/2 column into the root
const childColumn_A = cellblock(rootColumn, '1/2');

// insert another 1/2 column into the root
const childColumn_B = cellblock(rootColumn, '1/2');

// Example of changing a width...
// update child B to be 1/3 (all descendants would also update)
childColumn_B.setWidth('1/3'); 

// Example of getting width...
// given a grid width and gutter size, retrieve child A's width
const OUTER_WIDTH = 1280;
const GUTTER_WIDTH = 20;

childColumn_A.getWidth(1280, 20); // returns (1280 - 20) / 2 => 640 (how wide)