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stylus-css-modules

v1.6.0

Published

A Stylus plugin to mangle selectors and generate selector map js

Downloads

48

Readme

stylus-css-modules

A Stylus plugin to mangle selectors and generate selector map js

Installation

npm install stylus-css-modules

Usage

Specify stylus-css-modules as stylus plugin.

stylus --use stylus-css-modules --with "{dest:'./dest/script', target: 'ts'}" -w src/Main.styl -o dest/styles/main.css

Option

// all options are optional
{
  dest: './src/scripts/styles/',
  // string, base path for selector map script (default: same dir as the input .styl)

  target: 'ts',
  // string, export format. 'ts' or 'js' (default: 'js'), can also be a function that receives the filename and selector map as params

  indent: 4,
  // number, indent level (default: 4)

  querySelector: false,
  // boolean, if true, prepend '.' to selector (default: false)

  camelCase: false,
  // boolean, convert selector name to camelCase (default: false)
  //   false: `.text-center {}` => `{"text-center": "_a"}`
  //   true:  `.text-center {}` => `{"textCenter": "_a"}`
}

Defining a custom target

If you need more control over the output, you can specify a target function like so:

{
    target(filename, selectorMap) {
        // filename: /path/to/file.styl
        // selectorMap: {
        //   'file.styl': {
        //      foo: '_123456789'
        //    }
        // }
    }
}

Result

stylus-css-modules automatically mangle all CSS selector names, and outputs converted selector name map to js.

Input

main.styl

.text-center
    text-align center

.text-muted
    color #888

@import "mixin.styl"
@import "button.styl";
@import "../traversal.styl";

button.styl

.common
    background #ccc
    padding 10px

.blue
    finger()
    background #0f0
    color white

.red:global
    finger()
    background #f00
    color white

mixin.styl

finger()
    position relative

    &:after
        content '👆'
        display inline
        left 0
        bottom -20px
        position absolute

Output

main.css

._a {
  text-align: center;
}
._b {
  color: #888;
}
._c {
  background: #ccc;
  padding: 10px;
}
._d {
  position: relative;
  background: #0f0;
  color: #fff;
}
._d:after {
  content: '👆';
  display: inline;
  left: 0;
  bottom: -20px;
  position: absolute;
}
.red {
  position: relative;
  background: #f00;
  color: #fff;
}
.red:after {
  content: '👆';
  display: inline;
  left: 0;
  bottom: -20px;
  position: absolute;
}
._e {
  color: #008000;
}

Main.ts

const main = {
    "textCenter": "_a",
    "textMuted": "_b"
};
export {main};

Button.ts

const button = {
    "common": "_c",
    "blue": "_d"
};
export {button};

You can obtain the style refer to selector map js. Example below:

import {button} from './button';

const elem = document.createElement('button');
elem.className = button.blue; // '_a'

hyperscript

in hyperscript, class name must be specified in .query.selector.format. querySelector option is set to true, . is prepended to the mangled selector name.

Button.ts

const button = {
    "common": "._c",
    "blue": "._d"
};
export {button};
import {button} from './button';

div('.container', [
    div('.row', [
        div(`.col-xs-3${button.blue}`, [ 'Hello' ]); // '.col-xs-3._d'
    ])
])

Notes

  • stylus-css-modules cannot solve @extend mappings between different .styl files. Please be careful or someone please make something better.