ember-bem-helpers
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BEM helpers for Ember.js applications
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ember-bem-helpers
This addon provides BEM helpers for Ember.js applications.
This addon produces BEM classes based on Two Dashes style.
No mixins, no code in the component js/ts file needed. Works with template-only components.
Compatibility
- Ember.js v4.8 or above
- Embroider or ember-auto-import v2
Installation
ember install ember-bem-helpers
Usage
This addon provides two helpers out of the box: block-name
and bem
.
Usually you are supposed to use block-name
once per component, on the top level of the component. However, nested usage is also supported.
Use bem
helper everywhere you need to get a BEM class.
Here is a basic example:
{{block-name "my-button"}}
<button
class={{bem disabled=@isDisabled}}
disabled={{@isDisabled}}
type="button"
>
<span class={{bem "label"}}>{{@label}}</span>
</button>
Defining a block outside of the component
You can pass a variable to the block-name
helper like this:
{{block-name @externalBlockName}}
Why not modifier?
Modifiers are not run in FastBoot and you probably want your elements to have proper classes in a server-side rendered HTML.
How does it work?
This addon provides AST plugin which transforms block-name
(which is actually not a real helper) to the {{#let}}{{/let}} block with blockName
variable and injects it as the first argument to every bem
helper usage.
So, the above basic example is transformed to the following:
{{#let "my-button" as |blockName|}}
<button
class={{bem blockName disabled=@isDisabled}}
disabled={{@isDisabled}}
type="button"
>
<span class={{bem blockName "label"}}>{{@label}}</span>
</button>
{{/let}}
Contributing
See the Contributing guide for details.
Thanks!
This addon is based on the great addon ember-cli-bem by Nikita Gusarov.
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.