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SassyGradients

Sass helpers to manipulate gradients.

Instantiate

To instantiate a new Gradient, use the exact same syntax as CSS with the sg-gradient function.

$gradient: sg-gradient(to bottom right, red 20%, yellow, green, blue 55%, red 55%, green);

Display

.selector {
  @include sg-display($gradient);
}

.selector {
  background: red;
  background: linear-gradient(to bottom right, red 20%, yellow 31.6666666667%, green 43.3333333333%, blue 55%, red 55%, green 100%);
}

As a default, the fallback color is the first color of the color-stop chain. If you wish to use a custom color, you can pass it as a second parameter to the sg-display mixin:

.selector {
  @include sg-display($gradient, $fallback: blue);
}

.selector {
  background: blue;
  background: linear-gradient(to bottom right, red 20%, yellow 31.6666666667%, green 43.3333333333%, blue 55%, red 55%, green 100%);
}

Enable vendor prefixes

If you want SassyGradients to display the -webkit- version of your gradients, create a global sg-prefix variable set to true.

$sg-prefix: true;

.selector {
  @include sg-display($gradient);
}

.selector {
  background: red;
  background: -webkit-linear-gradient(top left, red 20%, yellow 31.6666666667%, green 43.3333333333%, blue 55%, red 55%, green 100%);
  background: linear-gradient(to bottom right, red 20%, yellow 31.6666666667%, green 43.3333333333%, blue 55%, red 55%, green 100%);
}

Update direction

$new-gradient: sg-gradient(to bottom, sg-get($gradient, 'color-stops'));

Update color-stops

// Adding a new color-stop
$new-gradient: sg-gradient(sg-get($gradient, 'direction'), append(sg-get($gradient, 'authored-color-stops'), hotpink, comma)...);

// Brand new color-stops
$new-gradient: sg-gradient(sg-get($gradient, 'direction'), yellow, green, blue, purple, magenta);

Create stripes

// New Gradient instance with updated `color-stops` and `length`
// Note that `authored-color-stops` does not change whatsoever
$stripes: sg-stripes($gradient);

Debug

.debug {
  @include sg-debug($gradient);
}

@debug-gradient {
  raw: ('fallback': red, 'direction': to bottom right, 'legacy-direction': top left, 'authored-color-stops': (red 20%, yellow, green, blue 55%, red 55%, green), 'color-stops': (red 20%, yellow 31.6666666667%, green 43.3333333333%, blue 55%, red 55%, green 100%), 'colors': (red, yellow, green, blue, red, green), 'length': 6);
  fallback: red;
  direction: to bottom right;
  legacy-direction: top left;
  authored-color-stops: red 20%, yellow, green, blue 55%, red 55%, green;
  color-stops: red 20%, yellow 31.6666666667%, green 43.3333333333%, blue 55%, red 55%, green 100%;
  colors: red, yellow, green, blue, red, green;
  length: 6;
}

Access specific properties

$fallback: sg-get($gradient, 'fallback');
// red

$direction: sg-get($gradient, 'direction');
// to bottom right

$legacy-direction: sg-get($gradient, 'legacy-direction');
// top left

$colors: sg-get($gradient, 'colors');
// red, yellow, green, blue, red, green

$color-stops: sg-get($gradient, 'color-stops');
// red 20%, yellow 31.6666666667%, green 43.3333333333%, blue 55%, red 55%, green 100%

$authored-color-stops: sg-get($gradient, 'authored-color-stops');
// red 20%, yellow, green, blue 55%, red 55%, green

$length: sg-get($gradient, 'length');
// 6