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dynamic-styles-service

v1.0.2

Published

In some cases you need to set dynamically calculated styles for different elements, and for realise it, you have to inline them into your html element like that `document.body.style = '--viewportHeight: ' + window.innerHeight ' + 'px;'` But in during of

Downloads

2

Readme

Motivation

In some cases you need to set dynamically calculated styles for different elements, and for realise it, you have to inline them into your html element like that document.body.style = '--viewportHeight: ' + window.innerHeight ' + 'px;' But in during of development anybody can change it one more time and just drop your changes.

In another case you can set dynamically calculated styles in separated DOM style element, but if you have a lot of them, google page speed won't like it. So this is simple singleton way to solve two typical troubles in during of development.

Installation

Use the package manager npm for installation.

$ npm install dynamic-styles-service

Usage


import { dynamicStylesService } from  'dynamic-styles-service';

dynamicStylesService.setStyles({ id: 'some-id', selector: 'body', css: ` --viewport-height: ${window.innerHeight}px` })

API

dynamicStylesService.setStyles(optionsObject);

id

Required Type: string

It is uses to identify your style rule, if you provide same id several times, service will apply only the last of them

selector

Required Type: string

CSS selector which will append to your rule.

css

CSS rules for setting your rule.

Required Type: string

dynamicStylesService.remove(id);

id

Required Type: string

License

MIT