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VueScreen
A Vue plugin that provides reactive window size and media query states. Supports your favourite UI framework grid breakpoints out of the box, and can be configured with any custom breakpoints.
Features
- reactive and debounced window innerWidth and innerHeight
- reactive media query states
- detect touch screen capability
- breakpoints for most common ui frameworks provided out of the box: Tailwind, Bootstrap, Bulma, Foundation, Materialize, Semantic UI
- SSR compatible
Requirements
Vue 2.6+
Installation
Embed directly as a script:
<script src=""></script>When embedding, the script automatically registers itself as a Vue plugin.
Via npm:
npm i vue-screenimport Vue from 'vue';
import VueScreen from 'vue-screen' ;
Vue.use(VueScreen);Configuration
Use default breakpoints from one of the supported UI frameworks:
Tailwind (default)
Vue.use(VueScreen); Vue.use(VueScreen, 'tailwind'); Bootstrap
Vue.use(VueScreen, 'bootstrap'); Bulma
Vue.use(VueScreen, 'bulma'); Foundation
Vue.use(VueScreen, 'foundation'); Materialize
Vue.use(VueScreen, 'materialize'); Semantic UI
Vue.use(VueScreen, 'semantic-ui'); Provide custom breakpoints:
Vue.use(VueScreen, {
sm: 480, // will be converted to 480px
md: '47em',
lg: '1200px',
}); Usage
After registering, the new property $screen will be injected on the Vue prototype. You can access it in every component using this.$screen
Available properties on the $screen object:
width
Number
Equivalent to window.innerWidth
height
Number
Equivalent to window.innerHeight
touch
Boolean
Tells if touch events are supported
<breakpoint key>
Boolean
Every breakpoint key specified in the configuration will be available as a boolean value indicating if the corresponding media query matches.
To view default breakpoint keys and values for each framework, click here.