gulp-css-namespacing
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gulp-css-namespacing
A Gulp Plugin dedicated to handling CSS namespaces. It is based on css-namespacing.
This plugin has two functions:
This plugin is mainly used to prevent global contamination of styles caused by the introduction of third-party CSS.
During development, when compiling CSS code, it will automatically add namespace to the specified classname according to the options.
Getting Started
To begin, you'll need to install gulp-css-namespacing
:
npm install gulp-css-namespacing --save-dev
Then add the plugin to your gulpfile.js
. For example:
gulpfile.js
const { src, dest } = require('gulp');
const cssNamespacing = require('gulp-css-namespacing')
const namespace = () => src('src/style', { base: 'src/style' })
.pipe(
cssNamespacing([
{ namespace: 'my-', path: [/test.css/] },
])
)
.pipe(dest('dist/style',{bases:'dist/style'}));
module.exports = {
namespace,
};
Suppose there is a CSS file as followed called test.css
.
src/style/test.css
.container-fluid,
.container {
margin-right: auto;
margin-left: auto;
}
.container-fluid {
padding-right: 2rem;
padding-left: 2rem;
}
After running yarn gulp test
, the compiled CSS file is as followed.
dist/style/test.css
.my-container-fluid,
.my-container {
margin-right: auto;
margin-left: auto;
}
.my-container-fluid {
padding-right: 2rem;
padding-left: 2rem;
}
In the options
, you can set which classnames do not need to be prefixed, or only which classnames need to be prefixed, and the value of the namespace.
In addition, in the CSS code, you can use @namespacing
flexibly set the above configuration.If you want to learn more,check here.
If you want to learn more about the result after namespacing, please check css-namespacing.
API
cssNamespacing(options)
options
Type: Array
Default: undefined
element in options
is an object,and it contains the following properties.
|Name|Type|Default|Necessary|Description|
|----|----|-------|-----------|---------|
|path
|{Array<String/RegExp>}
|undefined
|false
|An array that contains the matching path for the CSS file to add the namespace to|
|value
|{String}
|undefined
|false
|the value of namespace you want to prefix|
|not
|{Array<RegExp>}
|undefined
|false
|An array that contains the matching classnames that are not prefixed by specified namespace|
|only
|{Array<RegExp>}
|undefined
|false
|An array that contains the matching classnames that will only be prefixed by specified namespace|
path
Type: {Array<String|RegExp>}
Default: undefined
Attention: In view of the different situation of file separators caused by different operating platforms, I have done processing to unify the separator to '/'
.
Here shows different situation about the difinition of options
:
1.use RegExp in Array
For example:
const options=[
{
value: 'bsp-',
path: [/node_modules\/bootstrap/],
}
]
It will find matched files through Regexp.prototype.test
like path.test(filepath)
2.use String in Array
For example:
const options=[
{
value: 'bsp-',
path: ['./node_modules/bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.min.css'],
}
]
It will find matched files through String.prototype.includes
like filepath.includes(path)
3.path is not defined
For example:
const options=[
{
value: 'my-'
}
]
At this time,it will adds a namespace to the class names of all the scanned CSS files.
value
Type: {String}
Default: undefined
if value is undefined
,for example:
const options=[
{
path:[/bootstrap/]
}
]
At this time,the scanned files will not be processed.
not
Type:{Array<RegExp>}
Default:undefined
For example:
const options=[
{
path:[/bootstrap/],
not:[/^box$/],
}
]
At this time,all classnames named box
will not be prefixed with namespace in the code of the CSS file being scanned.
only
For example:
const options=[
{
path:[/bootstrap/],
not:[/^box$/],
}
]
At this time,in the code of the CSS file being scanned,only the classname named box
will be prefixed with namespace