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@stylexjs/cli

v0.9.3

Published

A cli to compile a folder with StyleX

Downloads

895

Readme

@stylexjs/cli

A Command Line Interface (CLI) to pre-compile StyleX usage in a folder of files and generate folder of files with a separate CSS file that can then be bundled with exotic setups.

Installation

Simply install the CLI to start using it

npm install --save-dev @stylexjs/cli

Basic Usage

stylex -i [input_directory] -o [output_directory]

CLI Options

--input

The input directories to compile with StyleX

alias: -i

type: array

required: true

--output

Name of the StyleX output directories.

alias: -o

type: array

required: true

--styleXBundleName

The name of the compiled css file StyleX generates

alias: -b

type: string

required: false

default: stylex_bundle.css

--watch

Flag to enable automatic recompiling of files in the input directory on change. Currently only supports usage with a single input/output directory

alias: -w

type: boolean

required: false

default: false

--modules_EXPERIMENTAL

A list of node modules to also compile with StyleX. Used to include compiling dependencies that contain .stylex.js files. Has optional "ignore" functionality that allows ignoring specific directories in the compiled output module.

alias: -m

type: array

required: false

default: []

example: [['@stylexjs/open-props', { ignore: ['src'] }]]

--config

path of a .json (or .json5) config file

Config Structure

You can create a .json or .json5 config file and pass it to the CLI.

{
  "input": "./source",
  "output": "./src",
  "modules_EXPERIMENTAL": ["@stylexjs/open-props"],
  "styleXBundleName": "stylex_bundle.css",
  "watch": true
}