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mediareactive

v1.0.1

Published

MediaReactive is a JavaScript library that allows you to run functions or display/hide HTML elements based on specific media conditions.

Downloads

7

Readme

MediaReactive

MediaReactive is a JavaScript library that allows you to run functions or display/hide HTML elements based on specific media conditions. Create responsive and adaptive JavaScript code that adjusts to various devices and screen sizes.

Key Features:

  • Media Detection: MediaReactive can detect the user's media type (mobile, tablet, desktop, etc.) and adapt the JavaScript behavior accordingly.
  • HTML Element Control: You can use custom attributes on HTML elements or call JavaScript functions to show or hide elements based on the media.
  • Custom Media Definitions (upcoming): In addition to the built-in media types like mobile, tablet, and desktop, you can also define your own custom media conditions through JavaScript.
  • Function Flexibility: MediaReactive allows you to execute specific JavaScript functions only on the media you specify.
  • Lightweight : Only about 8.16 kB (unpacked size).

Media

  • phone : 0 - 639px
  • tablet : 640px - 1023px
  • desktop : 1024px - ∞

Examples

HTML

You can use data-media attribute in HTML, for example:

<div>This thing show in phone <span data-media="phone">✅</span></div>

<div>This thing show in tablet <span data-media="tablet">✅</span></div>

<div>This thing show in desktop <span data-media="desktop">✅</span></div>

<div>This thing show in phone and desktop <span data-media="phone desktop">✅</span></div>

Javascript

MediaReactive.addResizeCallback(() => {
  if (MediaReactive.isMedia('phone')) {
    console.log('This runs on phone');
  }
  if (MediaReactive.isMedia('tablet')) {
    console.log('This runs on tablet');
  }
  if (MediaReactive.isMedia('desktop')) {
    console.log('This runs on desktop');
  }
  if (MediaReactive.isMedia('tablet desktop')) {
    console.log('This runs on tablet and desktop');
  }
});

Installation

Install with npm:

npm i mediareactive

Using CDN:

<script src="https://unpkg.com/mediareactive/mediareactive.js"></script>

Or the minified version:

<script src="https://unpkg.com/mediareactive/mediareactive.min.js"></script>

Upcoming

  • Custom media, both for HTML and JS
  • More fixed media

License

MIT