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strip-media-queries

v0.6.0

Published

Strip specific media queries from several css files and create a new file(s)

Downloads

86

Readme

Strip Media Queries

npm version

Node module to strip media queries from a CSS file and create a file with them.

Usage

Install the module globally via:

npm install strip-media-queries -g

Run it from your project folder. e.g.

strip-media-queries --src=demo/**.css --width=400

Options

The options for the module are the following:

  • src: The name of the file that contains the media queries.
  • dest: The name of the file that will contains all the media queries.
  • ignore: The files to be ignored.
  • widths: The width of the media queries to strip out, to add multiple widths use commas e.g. --width=100,200.
  • extract: The widths of the media queries to extract out of the media rule e.g. --width=800. Default: '[]'
  • override: Configure if override the original file or create a new one. Default: false
  • stripperSuffix: The suffix to add to the new stripped file. Default: '.stripped.css'