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A PostCSS plugin to keep CSS grids stupidly simple

License: MIT License

JavaScript 89.51% HTML 6.07% CSS 4.43%

postcss-grid-kiss's Introduction

#grid-kiss: Keep CSS Grids simple, stupid

This is a PostCSS plugin aiming to replace the 24 new properties brought by CSS Grids with a single one that you immediately understand when you see it.

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##Example

body {
	grid-kiss:
		"+-------------------------------+      "
		"|           header ↑            | 120px"
		"+-------------------------------+      "
		"                                       "
		"+-- 30% ---+  +--- auto --------+      "
		"| .sidebar |  |       main      | auto "
		"+----------+  +-----------------+      "
		"                                       "
		"+-------------------------------+      "
		"|              ↓                | 60px "
		"|         → footer ←            |      "
		"+-------------------------------+      "
}

is converted to:

body > header {
	grid-area: header;
	align-self: start
}

body > .sidebar {
	grid-area: sidebar
}

body > main {
	grid-area: main
}

body > footer {
	grid-area: footer;
	justify-self: center;
	align-self: end
}

body {
	display: grid;
	align-content: space-between;
	grid-template-rows: 120px 1fr 60px;
	grid-template-columns: 30% 1fr;
	grid-template-areas: 
	"header  header"
	"sidebar main  "
	"footer  footer"
}

which displays this kind of grid layout:

example-result

You can play with the plugin on the playground. Edit the CSS and HTML on the left and the grid will be updated instantly.

How to draw a grid

  • Draw the different zones of your grid as shown in the example. You can use some tools like AsciiFlow.
  • Inside every zone, write a CSS selector that matches the corresponding element. It can be a tag name, a .class, an #id, or any.other[valid]#selector
  • The elements matched have to be direct descendants of the grid element
  • Separate each row by a newline (\n) and give the same indentation level to every row
  • Make sure each row starts and end by a double quote "
  • Make sure the zone corners (+) are correctly aligned. Every index in the rows where a corner character is found creates a new column.
  • Do not hesitate to make large zones with unused space, it may be useful for future modifications
  • Use Insert. key and Multi-cursor if supported by your editor to draw and edit your grids easily

Alternative styles

  • ┌ ┐ └ ┘ for corners and │ ─ for segments
div {
	grid-kiss:		   
	"┌──────┐  ┌──────┐         "
	"│      │  │  ↑   │         "
	"│      │  │ bar →│  200px  "
	"│  ↓   │  └──────┘         "
	"│ baz  │              -    "
	"│  ↑   │  ┌──────┐         "
	"│      │  │  ↑   │  200px  "
	"└──────┘  │      │         "
	"          │ foo  │    -    "
	"┌──────┐  │      │         "
	"│ qux  │  │  ↓   │  200px  "
	"│  ↓   │  │      │         "
	"└─20em─┘  └──────┘         "
}
  • ╔ ╗ ╚ ╝ for corners and ║ ═ for segments
main {
	grid-kiss:		   
	"╔═══════╗  ╔════════════════╗      "
	"║       ║  ║    .article    ║ auto "
	"║   ↑   ║  ╚════════════════╝      "
	"║  nav  ║  ╔════╗  ╔════════╗      "
	"║       ║  ║    ║  ║ aside →║ 240px"
	"╚═ 25% ═╝  ╚════╝  ╚═ 80em ═╝      "
}

Installation

yarn add postcss-grid-kiss --dev
npm install postcss-grid-kiss --save-dev

Usage

If you never used PostCSS before, read PostCSS usage documentation first.

  • with command line interface :
postcss src/your.css --output dist/compiled.css --use postcss-grid-kiss
  • with Node:
const postcss  = require('postcss'),
      gridkiss = require('postcss-grid-kiss');

postcss([ gridkiss ])
    .process(css, { from: 'src/your.css', to: 'compiled.css' })
    .then(function (result) {
        fs.writeFileSync('compiled.css', result.css);
        if( result.map ) fs.writeFileSync('compiled.css.map', result.map);
    });

Read PostCSS documentation for usage with Gulp, Webpack, Grunt or other toolchains.

Properties supported

on the grid

  • display: grid
  • grid-template-columns
  • grid-template-rows
  • grid-template-areas
  • grid-column-gap ❌ [1]
  • grid-row-gap ❌ [1]
  • grid-gap ❌ [1]
  • justify-items ❌ [2]
  • align-items ❌ [2]
  • justify-content
  • align-content
  • grid-auto-columns ❌ [3]
  • grid-auto-rows ❌ [3]
  • grid-auto-flow ❌ [3]
  • grid ❌ [4]

[1]: gaps are actually faked as empty zones, so you can draw these zones explicitely

[2]: justify-items and align-items are not used on the container level, instead use alignment helpers for each zone

[3]: grid-auto-columns, grid-auto-rows and grid-auto-flow are not used, instead define explicitely all the zones

[4]: grid-kiss aims to replace the grid property

on the zones (a.k.a. grid items)

  • grid-column-start ❌ [5]
  • grid-column-end ❌ [5]
  • grid-row-start ❌ [5]
  • grid-row-end ❌ [5]
  • grid-column ❌ [5]
  • grid-row ❌ [5]
  • grid-area
  • justify-self
  • align-self

[5] named areas are used instead of indexes

Alignment of the grid

Specifies how all the zones are aligned inside the grid container. Irrelevant if one of the zones fits all the remaining free space.

Horizontal alignment of the grid

  • justify-content: stretch when there are no two consecutive spaces at the beginning or the end of the rows
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"| a | | b | | c |"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"| d | | e | | f |"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"| g | | h | | i |"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"

justify-content-stretch

  • justify-content: start when there are two consecutive spaces or more at the end of the rows
"+---+ +---+ +---+    "
"| a | | b | | c |    "
"+---+ +---+ +---+    "
"+---+ +---+ +---+    "
"| d | | e | | f |    "
"+---+ +---+ +---+    "
"+---+ +---+ +---+    "
"| g | | h | | i |    "
"+---+ +---+ +---+    "

justify-content-start

  • justify-content: end

when there are two consecutive spaces or more at the beginning of the rows

"    +---+ +---+ +---+"
"    | a | | b | | c |"
"    +---+ +---+ +---+"
"    +---+ +---+ +---+"
"    | d | | e | | f |"
"    +---+ +---+ +---+"
"    +---+ +---+ +---+"
"    | g | | h | | i |"
"    +---+ +---+ +---+"

justify-content-end

  • justify-content: center when there are two consecutive spaces or more at the beginning and the end of the rows
"    +---+ +---+ +---+    "
"    | a | | b | | c |    "
"    +---+ +---+ +---+    "
"    +---+ +---+ +---+    "
"    | d | | e | | f |    "
"    +---+ +---+ +---+    "
"    +---+ +---+ +---+    "
"    | g | | h | | i |    "
"    +---+ +---+ +---+    "

justify-content-center

  • justify-content: space-between when there are two consecutive spaces or more between zones
"+---+    +---+    +---+"
"| a |    | b |    | c |"
"+---+    +---+    +---+"
"+---+    +---+    +---+"
"| d |    | e |    | f |"
"+---+    +---+    +---+"
"+---+    +---+    +---+"
"| g |    | h |    | i |"
"+---+    +---+    +---+"

justify-content-space-between

  • justify-content: space-evenly when there are two consecutive spaces or more at the beginning and the end of the rows, and exactly two consecutive spaces between zones
"    +---+  +---+  +---+    "
"    | a |  | b |  | c |    "
"    +---+  +---+  +---+    "
"    +---+  +---+  +---+    "
"    | d |  | e |  | f |    "
"    +---+  +---+  +---+    "
"    +---+  +---+  +---+    "
"    | g |  | h |  | i |    "
"    +---+  +---+  +---+    "

justify-content-space-evenly

  • justify-content: space-around when there are two consecutive spaces or more at the beginning and the end of the rows, and four consecutive spaces or more between zones
"  +---+    +---+    +---+  "
"  | a |    | b |    | c |  "
"  +---+    +---+    +---+  "
"  +---+    +---+    +---+  "
"  | d |    | e |    | f |  "
"  +---+    +---+    +---+  "
"  +---+    +---+    +---+  "
"  | g |    | h |    | i |  "
"  +---+    +---+    +---+  "

justify-content-space-around

Vertical alignment of the grid

  • align content: stretch when no space rows
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"| a | | b | | c |"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"| d | | e | | f |"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"| g | | h | | i |"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"

align-content-stretch

  • align-content: start when at least one space row at the end
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"| a | | b | | c |"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"| d | | e | | f |"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"| g | | h | | i |"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"                 "
"                 "

align-content-start

  • align-content: end when at least one space row at the beginning
"                 "
"                 "
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"| a | | b | | c |"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"| d | | e | | f |"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"| g | | h | | i |"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"

align-content-end

  • align-content: center when at least one space row at the beginning and one space row at the end
"                 "
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"| a | | b | | c |"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"| d | | e | | f |"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"| g | | h | | i |"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"                 "

align-content-center

  • align-content: space-between when there is one space row between zones
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"| a | | b | | c |"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"                 "
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"| d | | e | | f |"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"                 "
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"| g | | h | | i |"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"

align-content-space-between

  • align-content: space-evenly when there is one space row at the beginning, at the end and between zones
"                 "
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"| a | | b | | c |"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"                 "
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"| d | | e | | f |"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"                 "
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"| g | | h | | i |"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"                 "

align-content-space-evenly

  • align-content: space-around when there is one space row at the beginning and at the end, and two space rows between zones
"                 "
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"| a | | b | | c |"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"                 "
"                 "
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"| d | | e | | f |"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"                 "
"                 "
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"| g | | h | | i |"
"+---+ +---+ +---+"
"                 "

align-content-space-around

Alignment inside zones

Each zone can specify an alignment indicator. When no indicators are specified, defaults are stretch horizontally and vertically.

Horizontal alignment inside a zone

  • justify-self: start with < or
+-------------+    +-------------+  
| <  .item-a  | or | ←  .item-a  |
+-------------+    +-------------+

justify-self-start

  • justify-self: end with > or
+-------------+    +-------------+
| .item-a   > | or | .item-a   → |
+-------------+    +-------------+

justify-self-end

  • justify-self: stretch with < and > or and in this order
+--------------+    +--------------+
| < .item-a  > | or | ← .item-a  → |
+--------------+    +--------------+

justify-self-stretch

  • justify-self: center with > and < or and in this order
+--------------+    +--------------+
| > .item-a  < | or | → .item-a  ← |
+--------------+    +--------------+

justify-self-center

Vertical alignment inside a zone

  • align-self: start with ^ or
+-------------+    +-------------+
|      ^      | or |      ↑      |
|   .item-a   |    |   .item-a   |
+-------------+    +-------------+

align-self-start

  • align-self: end with v or
+-------------+    +-------------+
|   .item-a   | or |   .item-a   |
|      v      |    |      ↓      |
+-------------+    +-------------+

align-self-end

  • align-self: stretch with ^ and v or and in this order
+-------------+    +-------------+
|      ^      |    |      ↑      |
|   .item-a   | or |   .item-a   |
|      v      |    |      ↓      |
+-------------+    +-------------+

align-self-stretch

  • align-self: center with v and ^ or and in this order
+-------------+    +-------------+
|      v      |    |      ↓      |
|   .item-a   | or |   .item-a   |
|      ^      |    |      ↑      |
+-------------+    +-------------+

align-self-center

New lines and position of alignement characters do not matter. Just make it visually understandable.

Dimensions values for rows and columns

Values accepted

Dimensions can be any of the specified values:

  • a non-negative length.

    • 15px
    • 4rem
  • a non-negative percentage value, optionally with a context keyword

    • 20%
    • 25% free => 25fr
    • 30% grid => 30%
    • 5% view => 5vw or 5vh
  • a non-negative number representing a fraction of the free space in the grid container.

    • 5 => 5fr
  • max or max-content: a keyword representing the largest maximal content contribution of the grid items occupying the grid track

  • min or min-content: a keyword representing the largest minimal content contribution of the grid items occupying the grid track

  • a range between a minimum and a maximum or minmax(min, max)

    • 100px - 200px => minmax(100px, 200px)
  • > *length* or < *length*: a minimum or maximum value

    • > 100px => minmax(100px, auto)
    • < 50% => minmax(auto, 50%)
  • fit *length* or fit-content(*length*): a keyword representing the formula min(max-content, max(auto, length)), which is calculated similar to auto (i.e. minmax(auto, max-content)), except that the track size is clamped at argument length if it is greater than the auto minimum.

    • fit 100px => fit-content(100px)
  • auto: a keyword representing one part of the remaining free space, i.e. 1fr. When used as a maximum value, it is equal to max-content. When used as a minimum value, it it is equal to min-content.

When no value is specified, row and column sizes are set as auto

Horizontal dimensions

Declare the size of a column by writing the dimension inside the top or bottom border of a zone:

+-- 640px --+      +----------+
|  selector |  or  | selector |
+-----------+      +---30%----+

You cannot set the width of a zone occupying more than one column. This would imply some calculations that may or may not have a solution. As an alternative, you can declare the size of a column just after the last row of the grid:

+-------------+ +-----+        +-------------+ +-20%-+
|  .bigzone   | |     |        |  .bigzone   | |     |
+-------------+ +-----+        +-------------+ +-----+            
+-----+ +-------------+   or   +-----+ +-------------+
|     | |  .bigzone2  |        |     | |  .bigzone2  |
+-----+ +-------------+        +-20%-+ +-------------+
| 20% | | 60% | | 20% |                | 60% |                 

The | separators between dimensions are not mandatory, they are only here to make the grid more readable.

Vertical dimensions

Declare the size of a row by writing the dimension just after the last column of the grid

+------+  +------+ --- 
|  ^   |  | .bar | 40em
|      |  +------+ --- 
| .baz |               
|      |  +------+ --- 
|  v   |  |  ^   | 38em
+------+  |      | --- 
          | .foo |     
+------+  |      | --- 
| .qux |  |  v   | 40em
+------+  +------+ --- 

The - separators between dimensions are not mandatory, they are only here to make the grid more readable.


Credits for images : CSS Tricks - https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/complete-guide-grid/

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