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json-to-css

v0.1.0

Published

Converts json to CSS

Downloads

1,989

Readme

Json to Css

Converts JSON to Css

This module exists so that you can store inline styles in JSON files, in a structured way. It is utilised by vudash among others, to allow storage of CSS rules inside a configuration file in a better way than just bunging it in a string.

It can also make merging two sets of CSS easy - meaning that third-parties don't have to understand your existing CSS and how it cascades, in order to replace rules.

Build Status Standard - JavaScript Style Guide

Dependencies

This module has no external dependencies.

Install

npm install json-to-css

API

  • Css
    • [string] of(json)
      • Returns a minified version of the css rules defined in json

Usage

const Css = require('json-to-css')
const json = require('./some-css.json')

const css = Css.of(json)
console.log(css)

Output

You can get a pretty good idea of what the generated CSS looks like by looking at the tests, but in a pinch it produces a somewhat minified css output. Something like:

const json = require('my-css.json')
// {
//  "h1": {
//    "font-size": "18vw",
//    "color": "#f00"
//  }
// }

const css = Css.of(json)
// h1{font-size:18vw;color:#f00;}