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css-modules-compiler

v1.0.0

Published

An automation task to compile css-modules and remove it from the components

Downloads

10

Readme

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Css Modules Compiler

The compiler is a small autonomous node module that can be used programmatically from Javascript or directly from the CLI. To use the module is enough to invoke it passing a source folder, the folder will be traversed and all the css files will be compiled as css-modules, all the generated css files will be merged, deduped and optimized in a single css file. All the es2015 modules will be checked using an AST parser and all the css import declaration will be substituted with a static object containing the generated css classnames. The compile command accepts several options: postcss plugins to be used when compiling css files, a blacklist of patterns used to avoid compilation of non css-modules files, a target folder to duplicate the source and avoid changing the original sources and more.

Documentation

See the official documentation

Tests

$ npm test

Try it

To try the module clone the repository, install npm dependencies and then run the following commands to see it in action.

npm run examples:basic
npm run examples:advanced