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classname-lodash

v0.1.0

Published

classname rebuilt using lodash

Downloads

2

Readme

classnames-lodash

classnames, rewritten using lodash.

classnames is still being maintained. This is not a replacement for classnames.

classnames is a fantastic library. With no dependencies, it efficiently produces a classlist from a slew of parameter types and combinations. This is a personal exercise in producing, testing, profiling, and documenting an open-source software package.

Installation

npm install classnames-lodash

Usage

import classnames from 'classnames-lodash'

classnames('foo', undefined, 'bar', null) // => 'foo bar'

Todo

  • Create Yarn package
  • Create Bower package
  • Create script to expose classnames() to the global scope
  • Support object parameter type with class names as keys, like this:
    classnames({
        foo: true,
        bar: false
    }) // => 'foo'
  • Implement, test, and profile classnames.bind()
  • Create alternative that does not sort
  • Create alternative that does not dedupe
  • Create alternative that does not sort or dedupe

Development

If you're looking to work on this project, please use the following npm scripts to run benchmarks and tests.

Command | Effect -------------|------- lint | Lints all source code in the project and displays warnings and errors to the console. fix | Lints all source code and fixes fixable errors in place. test | Runs all tests for this project. test-watch | Runs all tests for this project, then watches for file changes, repeat. benchmark | Runs benchmarks for this project and displays results on the console.