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postcss-fs-css

v1.0.0

Published

A postcss-plugin for transforming your CSS to FirstSpirit compatible CSS

Downloads

2

Readme

Postcss FS CSS

A PostCSS-plugin transforming plain CSS to FirstSpirit compatible CSS

This plugin is highly inspired by the grunt-fscss plugin. It brings the functionality to PostCSS to integrate it within any workflow you like using PostCSS.

Setup

Install the plugin by typing npm install --save-dev postcss-fs-css. After that you cann use the plugin like any other PostCSS plugin.

Example:

const postcss = require('postcss');

postcss([
   require('postcss-fs-css')()
]);

Within the function-call you can pass a configuration object.

Configuration

The configuration is fairly easy. There are three options in the configuration object:

abs

Here you can simply add a string which is passed in the CMS_REF function as the abs argument.

cacheStrategy

When configuring the plugin to use the revision caching strategy there is a get-parameter with a FirstSpirit function generating a revision-id added.

fileMapping

This option is an object specifying a mapping between the files and the reference IDs within FirstSpirit CMS. The key is the name of the file, the value is either a string specifying the reference ID associated or an object with the reference and the corresponding abs.

Example:

const postcss = require('postcss');

postcss([
   require('postcss-fs-css')({
        'fonts/sample.woff': {
            referenceName: 'sample_1',
            abs: 'test'
        }
   })
]);