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simple-bem-namer

v1.0.2

Published

A simple tool to help you give class name to html elements while following the bem architecture

Downloads

6

Readme

simple-ben-namer

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A custom bem abiding css class name generator primarily targeted towards react developers

How it works

All you have to do is install the library via npm:

npm i --save simple-bem-namer

import it into your project:

import {bem} from 'simple-bem-namer'; // ES6 way
const bem = require('simple-bem-namer').bem; 

assign a variable and pass an argument into it:

const main = bem("Appbar");
const btn = bem("btn");

And with that you can simply pass them as functions into css classNames:

main()                 // Appbar
main("=title")         // Appbar__title
main("=Sidebar=title") // Appbar__Sidebar__title
btn()                  // btn
btn("+orange")         // btn btn--orange
btn("+orange +large")  // btn btn--orange btn--large

A full example is given below

Appbar.js

import React from 'react';
import {bem} from 'simple-bem-namer';
import './Appbar.css';

const main = bem('Appbar');
const btn = bem('btn');

const Appbar = props => {
  return <div className={main()}>
    <p className={main("=title")}>Title</p>
    <div className={main("=Sidebar")}>
      <button className={btn("+large +orange")}>Open/Close</button>
    </div>
  </div>;
}

export default Appbar

And thats all folks. Nothing fancy here people, just a very simple convenience library meant to make life a tiny bit easier.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details