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@spezifisch/svelte-media

Svelte.js util to easily observe media queries as a reactive store

0.1.5

MIT

TypeScript

6.63 kB

2.7

Installations

npm install @spezifisch/svelte-media

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BETA

Typescript

Yes

Module System

CommonJS

Min. Node Version

>= 11.15.0

Node Version

16.15.0

NPM Version

8.5.5 Score

60.4

Supply Chain

78.9

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Maintenance

Vulnerability

100

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9

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20

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3

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8

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Open

3

Total

4

Closed

1

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TypeScript

JavaScript

TypeScript (62.18%)

JavaScript (37.82%)

Developer

cibernox

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MIT License

60 Stars

35 Commits

4 Forks

4 Watchers

10 Branches

2 Contributors

Updated on Apr 17, 2025

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Latest Version

0.1.5

Package Id

@spezifisch/svelte-media@0.1.5

Unpacked Size

6.63 kB

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3.22 kB

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8.5.5

Node Version

16.15.0

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svelte-media

Easy way to observe for media queries as a store for your Svelte apps

svelte-media helps you define the media queries you want to observe. By using stores to keep track of the matching state of the given media queries it notifies your app in the most efficient way when a change happens.

It works SSR environments where window.matchMedia is not available, so it can be used in Sapper apps safely.

Instalation

Just run npm i --save-dev svelte-media or yarn add svelte-media.

Usage

The package's default export is a function that takes an object with named mediaquery strings and returns a svelte store that you can export to consume any way you want.

1import watchMedia from "svelte-media";
2
3const mediaqueries = {
4  small: "(max-width: 849px)",
5  large: "(min-width: 850px)",
6  short: "(max-height: 399px)",
7  landscape: "(orientation: landscape) and (max-height: 499px)",
8  tiny: "(orientation: portrait) and (max-height: 599px)",
9  dark: "(prefers-color-scheme: dark)",
10  noanimations: "(prefers-reduced-motion: reduce)"
11};
12
13export const media = watchMedia(mediaqueries);

Given an object with named media queries, the returned object from that store will have boolean properties named after the media queries that indicate if they are a match or not, and a property named classNamesthat contains a name of the matching media queries prefixed by media- to use as convenient css classes in any element.

For the example above the object might look like this:

1{
2  small: false
3  large: true
4  short: true
5  landscape: true
6  tiny: false
7  dark: true
8  noanimations : false,
9  classNames: 'media-large media-short media-landscape media-dark'
10}

As with any other store, you can subscribe to it in templates by prefixing it with $.

1<script>
2  import { media } from '../stores';
3</script>
4
5<div class="body l-body {$media.classNames}">
6  {if $media.large}
7    <DesktopNav/>
8  {:else}
9    <MobileNav/>
10  {/if}
11</div>

You can create more than one store if, for instance, you want to keep media queries about screen size separated from, say those about pixel density, as the latter very rarely will fire an update.

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Last Scanned on 2025-07-07

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@spezifisch/svelte-media

Installations

Developer Guide

Yes

CommonJS

>= 11.15.0

16.15.0

8.5.5

Score

Pull Requests

9

20

3

8

Issues

3

4

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Releases

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Languages

Developer

cibernox

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