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style-component-loader

v1.0.1

Published

Generate dynamic stylesheets with replaceable tokens

Downloads

4

Readme

style-component-loader

This loader allows you to load a stylesheet and replace tokens on-the-fly via JavaScript.

It's similar to the reference-counted API of the style-loader, except that instead of inserting and removing a single stylesheet, you're insert copies of the same stylesheet with different variables.

Usage

Create a stylesheet:

#{'$custom-classname'} {
    color: #{'$token-to-replace'};
}

Load it with style-component-loader and insert using styleComponent.insert():

// Load the styles as a component
var styleComponent = require('style-component!css!sass!./style-template.scss');
// Insert a `<style>` tag and append the style template with the variable replacements applied
styleComponent.insert('red', {
    '$custom-classname': '.red-text',
    '$token-to-replace': '#ff0000',
});
// Insert more styles
styleComponent.insert('green', {
    '$custom-classname': '.green-text',
    '$token-to-replace': '#00ff00',
});
// Remove styles by key
styleComponent.remove('red');

styleComponent.insert() takes two arguments. The first is an ID string that can be used to update or remove those styles later. The second is an object containing a key/value mapping of variables.

Check out this example code for inspiration, if you like.

Tips

The variable replacement is done with simple regex replacement. Avoid variables keys that aren't sufficiently unique or are substrings of other variables keys.