Function typography

packages/typography/src/index.js:10–88

(opts: OptionsType)

import type { OptionsType } from "Types"

const typography = function (opts: OptionsType) {
  const defaults: OptionsType = {
    baseFontSize: "16px",
    baseLineHeight: 1.45,
    headerLineHeight: 1.1,
    scaleRatio: 2,
    googleFonts: [],
    headerFontFamily: [
      "-apple-system",
      "BlinkMacSystemFont",
      "Segoe UI",
      "Roboto",
      "Oxygen",
      "Ubuntu",
      "Cantarell",
      "Fira Sans",
      "Droid Sans",
      "Helvetica Neue",
      "sans-serif",
    ],
    bodyFontFamily: ["georgia", "serif"],
    headerColor: "inherit",
    bodyColor: "hsla(0,0%,0%,0.8)",
    headerWeight: "bold",
    bodyWeight: "normal",
    boldWeight: "bold",
    includeNormalize: true,
    blockMarginBottom: 1,
  }

  const options = objectAssign({}, defaults, opts)

  const vr = verticalRhythm(options)

  // Add this function to the vertical rhythm object so it'll be passed around
  // as well and be available. Not related really but this is the easiest
  // way to pass around extra utility functions atm... :-\
  vr.scale = (value: number) => {
    // This doesn't pick the right scale ratio if a theme has more than one ratio.
    // Perhaps add optional parameter for a width and it'll get the ratio
    // for this width. Tricky part is maxWidth could be set in non-pixels.
    const baseFont = parseInt(options.baseFontSize, 10)
    const newFontSize = `${ms(value, options.scaleRatio) * baseFont}px`
    return vr.adjustFontSizeTo(newFontSize)
  }

  return {
    options,
    ...vr,
    createStyles() {
      return this.toString()
    }, // TODO remove in next breaking release.
    toJSON() {
      return createStyles(vr, options)
    },
    toString() {
      return compileStyles(vr, options, this.toJSON())
    },