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@chriswrightdesign/themer

v0.11.0

Published

A project to help extract values into custom properties in CSS

Downloads

30

Readme

Themer

A project to help extract CSS property values into custom properties. Also comes with reporting tools to help understand the occurrences of property values.

Themer usage

npx @chriswrightdesign/themer -i inputfile.css

This will output a file named inputfile.processed.css that will have the custom properties.

Reporter usage

npx -p @chriswrightdesign/themer reporter -i inputfile.css -o /data

This will then output multiple csv files to /data

These include:

  • Color
  • Border colors
  • Text colors
  • Shadow colors
  • Spacing values (margin, padding, gap);
  • Border radii
  • Font sizes

Limitations

  • In order to create valid custom property names - this attempts to grab any word character and piece them together with hyphens.
  • The * in CSS is treated differently here and is replaced with _all_.
  • A sizeable CSS file will give you a LOT of custom properties.