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stylus-renderer

v1.1.0

Published

Render a collection of stylus files from one place to another

Downloads

572

Readme

Build Status

Render batches of Stylus files. This module expects stylus to be available via require('stylus') where it is run. This is so that you can use whatever version of stylus you want to.

It provides a default compile function which can be customised by passing in stylus options. Otherwise, a completely custom compile function can be passed in.

To use Nib or Autoprefixer Stylus, pass a custom use function.

The render function returns an event emitter so you can listen for log events.

Install

npm install stylus-renderer

Usage

var render = require('stylus-renderer')

render(stylesheets, options, cb)

  • stylesheets an array of stylesheets to render
  • options is an options hash
    • src the source directory, defaults to PWD
    • dest the destination directory, defaults to PWD
    • use an optional plugin, such as Nib. Also accepts an array of plugins
    • define pass JavaScript-defined functions or global variables to stylus as an array of objects
    • stylusOptions hash of options to pass though to stylus
    • compile a custom compile function. If compile is set, stylusOptions will have no effect.
  • cb is the callback function (err) {} (err is null if ok)

Eg:

render(['index.styl'], { use: nib(), stylusOptions: { compress: 'true' } }, function (err) {
  if (err) throw err
  console.log('done!')
}).on('log', function (msg, level) {
  console.log(level + ': ' + msg)
})

Licence

Licensed under the New BSD License