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ember-cli-custom-properties

v3.0.1

Published

Adds support for CSS custom properties (variables) to components.

Downloads

325

Readme

ember-cli-custom-properties

Adds support for CSS custom properties (variables) to your application

Installation

ember install ember-cli-custom-properties

Features

  • Uses modifiers to apply custom properties
  • Maps component attributes to CSS custom properties
  • Fast, lightweight implementation
  • Only updates CSS custom properties when its bound component value changes
  • Zero configuration design
  • Production ready

Usage

Starting with Ember 2.17 or later, we switched to using modifiers to set custom properties on an element. This design decision makes it a lot easier to apply a custom property at any level of the application, including top-level templates.

Here is the new an improved way for setting a custom property. You just need to make sure the variables passed into the modifier is tracked.

<div {{custom-property "--background-image" backgroundImage}}></div>

The first parameter to the modifier is the custom property in from your CSS file. The second parameter is the value of the custom property.

Removing a Property

You remove a CSS custom property value by simply setting its bound component property to null or undefined.

Happy Coding!