A Sass mixin library for responsive typography and vertical rhythm calculations.
Typi is a Sass mixin library that simplifies responsive typography and vertical rhythm in web projects. It allows developers to define font sizes, line heights, and breakpoints in a centralized configuration, then automatically generates the necessary CSS with media queries. The library also provides a function to calculate consistent vertical spacing based on the baseline grid.
Frontend developers and designers working with Sass who need a systematic, maintainable approach to responsive typography and vertical rhythm in their projects.
Typi reduces the complexity and repetition of writing responsive typography CSS by providing a declarative configuration system. Its integration with popular breakpoint libraries and support for modular scales make it a versatile tool for consistent, scalable typography.
A sass mixin to make responsive typography easy
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Allows defining all typography settings in a single Sass map ($typi), reducing code duplication and ensuring consistency across breakpoints, as demonstrated in the README examples.
Provides a vr() function that calculates baseline spacing based on the base font-map, eliminating manual math for consistent vertical spacing in CSS output.
Easily switches between rem (default) and em units with a simple $rem parameter, offering design flexibility without rewriting code.
Seamlessly integrates with popular libraries like Mappy Breakpoints and Sass MQ for em-based media queries, enhancing responsive design workflows.
Version 3.0 introduced a breaking change to the $typi map structure, which can disrupt existing projects and require significant migration effort, as noted in the changelog.
Limited to the Sass preprocessor, making it incompatible with projects using other tools like Less, Stylus, or plain CSS, which restricts its adoption in diverse environments.
The README admits that 'more features are coming' but haven't been implemented, indicating potential gaps for advanced use cases and reliance on future updates.