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broccoli-pleeease

v0.2.1

Published

Postprocess CSS with ease (and Broccoli.js)

Downloads

4

Readme

broccoli-pleeease Build Status

Postprocess CSS using Pleeease

DEPRECATED

This module has been deprecated in favor of working directly with PostCSS. Please look to broccoli-postcss for a full post-processing solution, and broccoli-sass, broccoli-less-single or broccoli-stylus-single for preprocessing.

Here's the full list of PostCSS plugins used by Pleeease:

Install

$ npm install --save-dev broccoli-pleeease

Usage

var pleeease = require('broccoli-pleeease');
var tree = 'fixture';
var options = {
    autoprefixer: {
        browsers: ['last 5 versions', 'Android 2.3'],
        cascade: false
    },
    import: {
        path: 'fixture'
    },
    mqpacker: true
};

module.exports = pleeease(tree, options);

Inlining @import'ed files

In Broccoli, file paths in plugins are resolved relative to the Brocfile per default, not to each processed file. Therefore, it's possible that pleeease will throw an error upon trying to inline any files you've imported in your CSS, since the @import paths won't line up properly between pleeease and your source files.

To work around this, you can specify a path property that's the same as the root of your Broccoli tree on the import object in the options you pass to pleeease. This only works for @import statements in files that reside at the root of the Broccoli tree, though.

License

MIT © Fredrik Ekelund