styleclasses

Simple styles helper useful for css-modules

import styleclasses from 'styleclasses'

const sx = styleclasses(styles)

<div className={ sx('list', { isActive: true }) }></div>

Usage

sx(<name:string|array> [, <params:object> [, <extra:array|string>]])

name: name of a property in the css file

.link {
	color: blue
}

<a className={ sx('link') }>Link</a>
// Ex. "App__link___1GOMC"

single class name return

If you want to follow the best practice to only use one classname for each element and then compose that in the css you can provide an condition array/object and it will return the first truth classname

sx([
	{ busy: this.props.busy },
	{ button: true },
])

Will return styles['button'] when this.props.busy is false. But will return styles['busy'] if true. You could then compose in css

.button {
	color: gray;
}
.busy {
	compose: button;
	color: blue;
}

IF name is an array it will loop through the keys and add the classnames

params: object that toggles classes if truthy

.link {
	color: blue;
}
.link--is-active {
	background: yellow;
	color: white;
}

<a className={ sx('link', { isActive: true }) }>Link</a>
// Ex. "App__link___1GOMC App__link--is-active___E-W1K"

extra: string or an array of extra class names that will be added to the classname

NOTE: options property names are kebabCased. isActive > is-active, hasManyItems > has-many-items etc...

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