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@modular-css/path-resolver

v28.0.0

Published

Custom file resolver supporting multiple paths for modular-css

Downloads

9

Readme

@modular-css/path-resolver NPM Version NPM License NPM Downloads

A resolver for modular-css that will let you resolve file references against arbitrary paths. Useful to avoid code like

@value foo from "../../../../../../../../some/other/directory/file.css";

which is annoying to write, annoying to read, and also super-brittle.

Install

$ npm i @modular-css/path-resolver

Usage

Pass as part of the resolvers array in the modular-css options (via JS API/Rollup/Browserify/WebPack/etc). When modular-css is trying to resolve @value or composes file references it'll use the default node resolution algorithm against whichever paths you specified.

const Processor = require("@modular-css/processor");
const paths     = require("@modular-css/path-resolver");

const processor = new Processor({
    resolvers : [
        paths({
            paths : [
                "./path/one",
                "../../some/other/path"
            ]
        })
    ]
});

Options

paths

An array of string file paths, they can be relative to the cwd of the Processor instance or absolute paths.