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Declarative string builder for DOM className properties.

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  • classcat

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Classcat

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Classcat is a declarative string builder for DOM className properties.

Each class can be conditionally added and removed depending on the falsiness of the value it is paired with. Here is a button you can toggle on and off. Go ahead and try it online.

import cc from "classcat"

export const ToggleButton = ({ isOn }) => (
  <div class="btn">
    <div
      class={cc({
        circle: true,
        off: !isOn,
        on: isOn
      })}
    />
    <span class={cc({ textOff: !isOn })}>{isOn ? "ON" : "OFF"}</span>
  </div>
)

Features

  • Tiny (300B)
  • Zero dependency
  • 5x faster drop-in replacement for JedWatson/classNames
  • Framework agnostic—use with React, Preact, Hyperapp—your choice!

Installation

npm i classcat

Don't want to set up a build environment? Download classcat from a CDN and it will be globally available through the window.classcat object. Classcat works in all browsers >= IE9.

<script src="https://unpkg.com/classcat"></script>

Usage

Classcat expects an array of elements or an object of key/value pairs and joins all the elements in the array and object keys. Falsy array elements and object properties will be ignored. Single string or number values need not be in an array.

import cc from "classcat"

cc("foo") //=> "foo"

cc({ foo: true, bar: false }) //=> "foo"

cc([{ foo: true, bar: false }, "baz"]) //=> "foo baz"

cc([null, { foo: true, bar: false }, "baz", 0, undefined]) //=> "foo baz"

Arrays will be recursively flattened as per the rules above.

cc(["foo", ["bar", { baz: true, bam: false }]]) //=> "foo bar baz"

Variable number of arguments are not supported. Wrap multiple arguments in an array.

cc("foo", "bar", "baz") //=> "foo"

Use to set the class/className of an element created with your chosen view framework.

const popupView = popup => (
  <div
    class={cc({
      popup: true,
      "popup-important": popup.isImportant,
      "popup-seen": popup.isSeen
    })}
  >
    {popup.content}
  </div>
)

API

default(names)

names

A number, string, object or array. Objects consist of className/value pairs. Arrays are recursively reduced, therefore elements can be of any type aforementioned. Truthy values are added to the output, falsy values are ignored.

cc(["foo", "bar", { baz: true, bam: false }, undefined]) //=> "foo bar baz"

Benchmark Results

All benchmarks run on a 2.4GHz Intel Core i7 CPU with 16 GB memory.

npm run build && npm i -C bench && npm -C bench start
# Strings
cclasscat × 15,009,674 ops/sec
classnames × 3,191,312 ops/sec
clsx × 2,563,378 ops/sec

# Objects
classcat × 20,053,517 ops/sec
classnames × 3,479,564 ops/sec
clsx × 2,509,453 ops/sec

# Strings & Objects
classcat × 11,317,394 ops/sec
classnames × 3,006,549 ops/sec
clsx × 2,100,306 ops/sec

# Arrays
classcat × 4,142,953 ops/sec
classnames × 986,519 ops/sec
clsx × 531,326 ops/sec

# Arrays & Objects
classcat × 4,892,534 ops/sec
classnames × 2,354,448 ops/sec
clsx × 1,194,463 ops/sec

License

Classcat is MIT licensed. See LICENSE.