# wasser for SASS
> Mixins for fluid CSS properties
## Installation
```
npm i wasser
```
Include it in your SASS files before use.
```scss
@import 'node_modules/wasser/wasser' #or @import '~wasser/wasser';
```
## Getting started
```scss
// Before
padding: 30px;
@media (min-width: 768px) {
padding: 40px;
}
// After
@include wasser(padding, 40);
```
## Interface
`wasser($property, $max, [$min])`
$property can be any CSS property with numerical value. $max will be the value
at the upper breakpoint, while \$min will be the value
at the lower breakpoint.
If $min is missing, $max divided by the scaling factor will be used.
### Fonts
`w-font($max, [$min], [$line-height-ratio])`
This call does not require a property as it will set both the font-size and
the associated line-height. The line-height does not require a separate value
but is instead stretched by the optional `$line-height-ratio`. The default for
this can be set with `$wasser-font-size-to-line-height-ratio`. To calculate the
`$min` value from `$max` if it's not set the `$wasser-scaling-ratio-font` ratio
will be used.
## Configuration
| Variable | Default | Description |
| --------------------------------------- | ------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| \$wasser-viewport-min | 320 | Minimum breakpoint |
| \$wasser-viewport-max | 1500 | Maximum breakpoint |
| \$wasser-scaling-ratio | 1.5 | Ratio to calculate $min from $max when \$min is not explicitly set. |
| \$wasser-scaling-ratio-font | 1.2 | Scaling ratio for font properties. |
| \$wasser-font-size-to-line-height-ratio | 1.5 | Ratio to get line-height from font-size. |
These variables can directly be overridden in your CSS after importing wasser, like so:
```
$wasser-viewport-max: 1000;
```
## Browser Support
Tested with IE11+