I\'m working with styled-components and generating components using their tagged template literal syntax such as:
const Button = styled.button`
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Tagged template literals are no magic, you just need to return another function from your media(12)
call:
function media(twelve) {
return function(stringParts, ...interpolationValues) {
return …
}
}
or using arrow functions
const media = (twelve) => (stringParts, ...interpolationValues) => …;
to be called as
media(12)`firstPart ${13} secondPart`
// or equvialently
media(12)(["firstPart ", " secondPart"], 13)
However, if you don't need to do any interpolation but just want to receive a string, it might be easier to write a function with the parameters
function media(twelve, string) {
return …;
}
and call it as
media(12, `
templateString
`)