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component-stylus-plugin

v0.3.1

Published

Highly customizable Stylus compiler plugin for Component

Downloads

15

Readme

Component Stylus Plugin

Plugin for component/builder to enable the direct use of stylus with components.

Usage Example

var Builder  = require('component-builder'),
stylusPlugin = require('component-stylus-plugin');

var builder = new Builder('.');
builder.copyAssetsTo('public');
builder.use(stylusPlugin);

builder.build(function(err, res) {
  write('public/app.js', res.require + res.js);
  write('public/app.css', res.css);
});

Options

Component Stylus Plugin is highly customizable and exhibits a lot of the options that stylus itself has.

Compression (default false)

Minfies the output of the stylus files that are being compiled

stylusPlugin.compress = false

Line Numbers (default true)

Adds line numbers as comments to the CSS being output. Very helpful for debugging.

stylusPlugin.linenos = true

Firebug Support (default false)

Adds support for Firebug's Stylus plugin for Firefox

stylusPlugin.firebug = false

Imports (default empty)

Allows you to import stylus files into your stylus files before compiling. Useful for custom mixins or global variable definitions. You must provide a full path to the files.

stylusPlugin.imports = [__dirname + '/../globals/variableDefinitions.styl',
                        __dirname + '/../globals/customMixins.styl']

If you don't want to have to define imported files in the stylusPlugin.imports option, it is possible to import stylus file from a component using @import "componentName/fileName"

For instance:

{
  ...
  "local": [
    "base-styles"
  ],
}
@import "base-styles/animation-mixin";

.foo {
  animation();
  position: relative;
}

There is an example in the tests.

However, you must be careful to not import files containing CSS properties, otherwise they will be duplicated in the output. Only import files containing variables, placeholder selectors, functions or mixins.

Include CSS (default false)

Allow @import statements to load up regular CSS.

stylusPlugin.includeCSS = false

Paths (default empty)

Add additional paths to be searched for @import statements

stylusPlugin.paths = [__dirname + '/../junkDrawer',
                      __dirname + '/../someOtherPlace']

Plugins (default empty)

Load up any additional plugins that you want to use.

var nib = require('nib')();

stylusPlugin.plugins.push(nib);