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parcel-plugin-typed-css-modules

v1.1.0

Published

A parcel plugin for typed-css-modules - generate typescript declaration files for your css modules automatically

Downloads

19

Readme

Parcel Plugin Typed CSS Modules

npm package

typed-css-modules

Installation

All you need to do is install the npm package 😀

npm install parcel-plugin-typed-css-modules

How does it work?

After installing the plugin, parcel will generate .d.ts files next to any .css or .scss files that are imported by your app.

e.g.

app
├── index.ts
├── css-example.css
└── css-example.css.d.ts <-- created by parcel-plugin-typed-css-modules

the contents of css-example.css look like this:

.myClass {
  display: block;
}
.another-class {
  display: block;
}

and the resulting declaration file looks like this:

export const myClass: string;
export const anotherClass: string;

Now the typescript compiler can warn you about unknown/unused CSS classes:

import { myClass, anotherClass, oopsClass } from './css-example.css'; // <-- compilation error: oopsClass is not exported!

Support for CSS Modules (i.e., scoped/localized/mangled class names)

CSS modules are supported.

If Parcel is configured to use PostCSS and CSS modules are enabled (e.g., the .postcssrc file contains modules: true), the contents of css-example.css will look like this:

._myClass_1npel_2 {
  display: block;
}
._another-class_1npel_6 {
  display: block;
}

The generated css-example.css.d.ts file will still contain the "plain" variable names so that you can continue to reference them as you'd expect in your application:

export const myClass: string;
export const anotherClass: string;