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stylus-modular-scale

v0.0.1

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Create rhythmic sizes from a given musical

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#Modular Scale

Modular Scale is a Stylus-based mixin that calculates the incremental values of the modular scale in proportion to a set size and ratio. It was inspired by and adapted from Tim Brown's modularscale.com, Scott Kellum's sassy modular scale, and Cory Simmons's Jeet. I think it's valuable enought to be a seperate module.

Usage

  1. Set the value of modular-scale to one of the following ratios:

    double_octave
major_twelfth
major_eleventh
major_tenth
octave
major_seventh
minor_seventh
major_sixth
minor_sixth
fifth
augmented_fourth
fourth
major_third
minor_third
major_second
minor_second

    modular_scale = golden

  2. Use the ms() function to get a value in pixels:

    height: ms(0) // 16.618px

  3. use the msem() function to get a value in ems

    height: msem(0) //1.03em