vue-bem-directive

Install

import bem from 'vue-bem-directive';

Vue.use(bem, {
  delimiters: {
    mod: '_',
  },
});

Use

The prop block, non-standard option block or option name of the component will be used as Block part of the class names.

<template>
<div>
  <div v-bem></div>
  <div v-bem:element></div>
  <div v-bem:element="{ mod: true, mod2: false }"></div>
</div>
</template>

<script>
export default {
  name: 'block'
};
</script>

will produce

<div>
  <div class="block"></div>
  <div class="block__element"></div>
  <div class="block__element_mod"></div>
</div>

Configuration

You can pass in an object defining the delimiters and a namespace when registering the directive.

| Option | Description | Default | | ------ | ----------------------------------------------- | ------------ | | ns | Namespace | '' (empty) | | el | Separator between Block and Element part | '__' | | mod | Separator between Element and Modifier part | '_' | | modVal | Separator between Modifier name and value | '-' |

Syntax

The directive can be used with one or multiple arguments or with an expression and can control the output with modifiers.

See spec for all use cases.

Arguments

The first argument is used as Element part. Second and third arguments are Modifier name and value. If the .b modifier is used, the first argument becomes the Block part, second the Element, etc.

    v-bem:element            =>  block__element
    v-bem:element:mod        =>  block__element_mod
    v-bem:element:mod:value  =>  block__element_mod-value
    v-bem:another:element.b  =>  another__element

Expressions

Plugin was created mostly for this use cases.

If the expression is a boolean value, it will control the output of the last argument:

    v-bem="false"          =>
    v-bem:element="true"   =>  block__element
    v-bem:element="false"  =>

If the expression is a string it will be used as dynamic Element / Modifier:

    v-bem="'element'"    =>  block__element
    v-bem:element="'mod'"  =>  block__element_mod

If the expression is an object it will define multiple dynamic Modifier name.

    v-bem:element="{ mod: true, mod2: false }"  =>  block__element_mod
    v-bem:element="{ mod: true, mod2: true }"   =>  block__element_mod block__element_mod2

Using the .e modifier it is possible to specify multiple dynamic Element names:

    v-bem.e="{ element: true, element2: true }"   =>  block__element block__element2
    v-bem.e="{ element: true, element2: false }"  =>  block__element

Modifiers

Modifiers can be set either on the directive name (v-bem) or on a the argument.

| Modifier | Description | Example | | :------- | :----------------------------------------------------------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------ | | .e | Use the expression as Element part(s) | v-bem.e="'element'" → 'block__element' | | .b | Use the first argument as Block part of the class name | v-bem:yoghurt:element.b → 'yoghurt__element' | | .f | Used on an Element, also print the class name without modifiers. | v-bem:element:mod.f → 'block__element block__element_mod' | | .f | Used on Block level, also output the block class name. | v-bem.e.f="{ element: true }" → 'block block__element' |

Changelog

Detailed changes for each release are documented in the release notes.

License

ISC