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css-filter-loader

v0.0.4

Published

Optimize the CSS filter but without compression

Downloads

5

Readme

Introduction

a css loader for webpack,use: css arrange,Thank postcss and its plug-ins

css-filter for webpack

Usage

Documentation: Using loaders

webpack.config.jjs

loaders: [
      {
        test: /\.scss$/,
        loaders: ['style', 'css', 'css-filter', 'sass'],
      },

    ]

plugin conf

if you will use rem unit,you need this set rem

cssFilter:{
    pxtorem: {
      // propWhiteList:[],//open rem
      propWhiteList:[''],//close rem
    },
  },

My page setting

mobile.rem = function (opt) {
    let elem = {
        //Page scaling
        scale: 2,
        //Width of the design draft, is generally two times the width
        stan_width: 640,
        //Rem than size according to the browser the minimum font size Such as chrome,
        stan_percent: 62.5
    };

    //Using the jquery API, if you don't have a reference jquery, you have to simulate an API
    $.extend(elem,opt);

    let pe = elem.stan_percent / elem.stan_width;

    //The window size changes, you can write a method instead of the other, for example: onresize
    dom.winResize(function () {
        let now = ($(window).width() - elem.stan_width) * pe + elem.stan_percent;

        $('html').css({
            'font-size': now * elem.scale + '%'
        });
    });
};

I made a common ratio Settings, but if you have your own configuration refer to the following page

Set more see postcss-pxtorem

License

MIT (http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php)