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cmm-util

v1.0.3

Published

A utility used to obtain absolute CSS measurements in JavaScript

Downloads

2

Readme

cmm-util

Overview

cmm-util is a utility library that provides a convenient way to convert a given value into equivalent pixel values based on different measurement units. It supports a variety of units including viewport height (vh), viewport width (vw), pixels (px), ems (em), root ems (rem), dots per inch (dpi), inches, centimeters (cm), millimeters (mm), points (pt), and picas (pc).

Installation

You can install cmm-util using npm:

npm install cmm-util

Usage

Here's how you can use cmm-util in your JavaScript or TypeScript project:

import cmm from 'cmm-util';

const measurement = cmm(100);

console.log(measurement.vh);  // Outputs the pixel equivalent of the value in viewport height units
console.log(measurement.vw);  // Outputs the pixel equivalent of the value in viewport width units
console.log(measurement.px);  // Outputs the pixel equivalent of the value in pixels
console.log(measurement.em);  // Outputs the pixel equivalent of the value in ems
console.log(measurement.rem); // Outputs the pixel equivalent of the value in root ems
console.log(measurement.dpi); // Outputs the pixel equivalent of the value in dots per inch
console.log(measurement.inch); // Outputs the pixel equivalent of the value in inches
console.log(measurement.cm);  // Outputs the pixel equivalent of the value in centimeters
console.log(measurement.mm);  // Outputs the pixel equivalent of the value in millimeters
console.log(measurement.pt);  // Outputs the pixel equivalent of the value in points
console.log(measurement.pc);  // Outputs the pixel equivalent of the value in picas

API

The cmm function takes a number as input and returns an object with properties for each measurement unit. Each property is a getter that calculates the equivalent pixel value of the input based on the corresponding unit when accessed.

License

cmm-util is MIT licensed.