iptools-utils

IPTools Utilities bundle for media query detection and event namespacing

Media query detection

1. @use SCSS package with your project-specific media queries

@use 'iptools-utils' with ($media-queries: $my-media-queries);

Note: $my-media-queries MUST be an SCSS map with key-value pairs, where the key is the name of the media query and the value is the actual media query, i.e. what you would write after @media in CSS.

Alternatively, you can use the default media queries like this:

@use 'iptools-utils';

or by using the supplied iptools-utils.default.css.

2. import media query detection

import { media } from 'iptools-utils';

3. Use media query detection

• media.isMediaQuery('tablet'); true/false
• media.getMediaQueries();

    {
      "phone": false,
      "tablet": true,
      "desktop": false
    }

Event namespacing

1. import event namespacing

import { getNamespacedEvents } from 'iptools-utils';

2. Use namespacing function

getNamespacedEvents('eventName', 'myNamespace');
getNamespacedEvents(['eventName1', 'eventName2', 'eventName3'], 'myNamespace');