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@gafreax/cssparser

v1.0.10

Published

Simple CSS Parser to tokenize CSS, merge rules, and optimize it

Downloads

1

Readme

CSS Parser

This package provides a powerful and efficient TypeScript library for optimizing CSS strings. It enables developers to easily compress css JavaScript projects.

The great focus is on keeping a great compatibility across all kind of render engine especially on the various Outlook.

Features

  • Group rules: Group same rules with one selector.
  • Compress: Compress the size by removing not necessary char.
  • Merge selector: Merge same selector into only one.
  • Media Query: Move all media queries at the bottom.

Installation

npm install @gafreax/cssparse

Usage

import * as cssparse from 'cssparse';

const cssString = '.example { color: red; font-size: 16px; }';
const parsedCSS = cssparse.parse(cssString);

// Access and modify CSS properties
parsedCSS.rules[0].declarations[0].setProperty('color', 'blue');

// Generate optimized CSS
const optimizedCSS = cssparse.stringify(parsedCSS);

Testing Functionality

To test the functionality of the CSS parser, you can launch the provided launch script:

ts-node src/launch.ts

This script will execute sample code that demonstrates the parser's capabilities.

Contribution

We welcome contributions to this open-source project. If you encounter issues or have suggestions for improvement, please feel free to create GitHub issues or submit pull requests.