Loop through breakpoints and generate media queries. about include-media HOT 12 CLOSED

Just re-posting to gain an answer. Would something like this be better placed on stack overflow?

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Sorry I missed this.

Just to make sure I understand what you need, imagining that you have the following breakpoints map:

$breakpoints:(
    'small': 400px,
    'large': 1200px
);

You want the following classes generated:

• .hidden--for-small: 400px to 1199px
• .hidden--from-small: 400px upwards
• .hidden--upto-small: anything below and including 399px
• .hidden--for-large: 1200px upwards?
• .hidden--from-large: 1200px upwards?
• .hidden--upto-large: below and including 1199px

Is this correct?

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If that's the case, see if this helps:

$breakpoints:(
    'small': 400px,
    'large': 1200px
);

$num-breakpoints: length($breakpoints);

@mixin hidden($type, $breakpoint) {
  .hidden--#{$type}-#{$breakpoint} {
    display: none;
  }
}

@for $i from 1 through $num-breakpoints {
  $breakpoint: nth($breakpoints, $i);
  $breakpoint-name: nth($breakpoint, 1);

  // For
  @if $i == $num-breakpoints {
    @include media('>=#{$breakpoint-name}') {
      @include hidden('for', $breakpoint-name);
    }
  } @else {
    $next-breakpoint: nth($breakpoints, $i + 1);
    $next-breakpoint-name: nth($next-breakpoint, 1);

    @include media('>=#{$breakpoint-name}', '<#{$next-breakpoint-name}') {
      @include hidden('for', $breakpoint-name);
    }
  }

  // From
  @include media('>=#{$breakpoint-name}') {
    @include hidden('from', $breakpoint-name);
  }

  // To
  @include media('<#{$breakpoint-name}') {
    @include hidden('to', $breakpoint-name);
  }
}

Note that this will only work if $breakpoints is ordered by breakpoint value, ascending.

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Thanks @eduardoboucas, this looks spot on. Will have a look at this implementation and get back to you. 👍

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Hi @eduardoboucas. This works great, this is one unfortunate circumstance that comes as a result of using the above.

The hidden for, and from for the last breakpoint are exactly the same, resulting in redundant code. Is there anyway to miss this in the loop so that it just outputs for, and upto?

I'll almost certainly use the same technique for other objects in the project. So removing the redundancy is kind of important.

Play with this gist on SassMeister.

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@aaronstezycki Yes, just wrap the From section with an if statement:

  // From
  @if $i != $num-breakpoints {
    @include media('>=#{$breakpoint-name}') {
      @include hidden('from', $breakpoint-name);
    }    
  }

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👍 Perfect.

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👍 closing.

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I was working on this exact issue earlier today. I was going for something more along the lines of the bootstrap responsive classes (hidden-sm, visible-sm-block, etc).

It's funny how nearly identical @eduardoboucas' solution is to mine. Here it is in case anyone is interested:

$breakpoints: (
  'xs': 480px,
  'sm': 768px,
  'md': 992px,
  'lg': 1200px,
  'xl': 1600px
);

$breakpoints-count: length($breakpoints);

@for $i from 1 through $breakpoints-count {
  $bp: nth(map-keys($breakpoints), $i);
  $next-bp: if($i < $breakpoints-count, nth(map-keys($breakpoints), $i + 1), null);
  $display-modes: inline inline-block block; // TODO: support other types?

  .hide-#{$bp} {
    @if $i == 1 {
      @include media('<#{$next-bp}') {
        display: none;
      }
    } @else if $i == $breakpoints-count {
      @include media('>=#{$bp}') {
        display: none;
      }
    } @else {
      @include media('>=#{$bp}', '<#{$next-bp}') {
        display: none;
      }
    }
  }

  @each $display-mode in $display-modes {
    .show-#{$bp}-#{$display-mode} {
      display: none;

      @if $i == 1 {
        @include media('<#{$next-bp}') {
          display: $display-mode;
        }
      } @else if $i == $breakpoints-count {
        @include media('>=#{$bp}') {
          display: $display-mode;
        }
      } @else {
        @include media('>=#{$bp}', '<#{$next-bp}') {
          display: $display-mode;
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

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@puglyfe looks great, thanks for sharing!

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@aaronstezycki @eduardoboucas, any chance of making this an official include-media plugin and posting a link on the repo 'Plugin' section?

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@patrickcate Here it is: https://github.com/eduardoboucas/include-media-hidden-classes

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