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acssx

v1.0.5

Published

Extended version of ACSS, a css post processor

Downloads

17

Readme

Acssx

AliasCss extended version intregrated with sass and cli features

Installation

npm install acssx

acssx inputfile.acss outputfile.css

const acssx = require('acssx');

TO get Minified accs compiler for browser

acssx.dist("path/to/file/acss.js")

//Example
acssx.dist("./app/public/js/acss.js");

Next: use that file in your html page


<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
  <head>
    <meta charset="utf-8">
    <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge">
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
   
    <title>AliasCSS Template</title>

    <!-- AliasCSS -->
    <link href="css/alias.min.css" rel="stylesheet">

  </head>
  <body>
    <h1 class="fw6 br5px bgc_hccc c_ngreen p10px dib">Hello, world!</h1>
  </body>
  <script src="js/accs.js"></script>
</html>

Acss-Compiler

Where accs.dist("path\to\file.js"); provides in browser compiler, 'accs.run(inputfolder\orfile ,distination)' , compiles classnames and bundles in single css file from the given input. Input can be foler, files or array of files or folder or both

Example
const accs = require('acssx');
//input as a folder
acssx.run("./public", ".public/css/acss.css");

//input as a file
acssx.run("./public/index.html", ".public/css/acss.css");

//input as a array of files and folder, 
acssx.run(["./public/index.html", "./public/about.html", "/view"], ".public/css/acss.css");


Each time you run 'accs.run()' if the destination file is same it will overwrite the content, if you want to append content to the destination file, you need to pass 'true', as third arguments.

Example

acssx.run("./public", ".public/css/acss.css", true);

Watch

node acssx\bin\accsx inputFileOrFolder outputFile.css --watch;

const accs = require('acssx');
//input as a folder
acssx.run("./public", ".public/css/acss.css");

//input as a file
acssx.run("./public/index.html", ".public/css/acss.css");

//input as a array of files and folder, 
acssx.run(["./public/index.html", "./public/about.html", "/view"], ".public/css/acss.css");

//Watch you file/Folder i.e input note no 'watch' available for array.
acssx.watch();


@package.json

......
"scripts": {
    ....
    "watch": "accsx  pathToInputFolderOrFilename/ demo.css --watch",
    ....

  },
  ....