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deku-pure-grid

v1.2.1

Published

Grid component for [deku](https://github.com/dekujs/deku), using [pure.css](https://github.com/yahoo/pure) grid system.

Downloads

8

Readme

deku-pure-grid

Grid component for deku, using pure.css grid system.

Install

npm install deku-pure-grid

Grid component

The main container for your grid.

Attributes

class=[class list]

Adds any custom class to the grid element.

Cell component

The container for each grid cell.

Attributes

class=[class list]

Adds any custom class to the cell element.

size=[value]

Adds class pure-u-[value]. Default, no media query.

smSize=[value]

Adds class pure-u-small-[value]. --small-min media query.

mdSize=[value]

Adds class pure-u-medium-[value]. --medium-min media query.

lgSize=[value]

Adds class pure-u-large-[value]. --large-min media query.

xlgSize=[value]

Adds class pure-u-x-large-[value]. --x-large-min media query.

All size-attributes takes a value specifying the size of the cell, using format: n-n, where 1-2 mean cell takes up 50% width, 3-4 takes up 75% width etc. See pure.css documentation for details.

Example

import { Grid, Cell } from 'deku-pure-grid';

export default {
  render: function () {
    return (<Grid>
      <Cell size='1-1' smSize='1-2' mdSize='1-3' lgSize='1-4' xlgSize='1-5'>
        Cell content
      </Cell>
    </Grid>);
  }
}

Output

<div class='pure-g'>
  <div class="pure-u-1-1 pure-u-small-1-2 pure-u-medium-1-3 pure-u-large-1-4 pure-u-x-large-1-5">Cell content</div>
</div>

index.css

Import the css using postcss. Depends on postcss-custom-media to define breakpoints.


@custom-media --x-large-min (min-width: 1600px);
@custom-media --large-min (min-width: 1348px);
@custom-media --medium-min (min-width: 1024px);
@custom-media --small-min (min-width: 768px);

@import 'deku-pure-grid';