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pxtorem-cli

v1.1.3

Published

pxtorem command line tool

Downloads

12

Readme

Pxtorem CLI

A command line wrapper for the excellent postcss-pxtorem module.

Install

npm install --g pxtorem-cli

Usage

Pxtorem CLI takes 3 arguments:

|Argument|Alias|Default|Description| |---|---|---|---| |--input|-i|n/a|Relative path to the stylesheet to process| |--output|-o|n/a|Relative path to save the processed stylesheet| |--rootvalue|-r|16|Default font size for conversion e.g 16px == 1rem|

Example

cd you style folder

pxtorem -i style.css -o style.processed.css -r 16

if you give input arg, you have to give output arg

without arguments

cd you style folder

pxtorem

it will process all style files in you style floder

warining it will use the default options, and it will use .processed as the filename suffix

default options

as pxtorem module

{ "rootValue": 16, "unitPrecision": 5, "propWhiteList": [], "selectorBlackList": [], "replace": true, "mediaQuery": false, "minPixelValue": 0 }

but you can create a "pxtorem.json" file in the cwd folder to rewrite the options

v1.1.2

check for css syntax errors

Add exception handling method

v1.0.6 Bug fix

give a value to argument "r" in command line, it dose not work.