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svelte-reactive-css-preprocess

v0.0.3

Published

Svelte preprocessor to automatically create and update css variables using svelte's reactivity

Downloads

92

Readme

svelte-reactive-css-preprocess

npm package

Have you ever wished you could use your svelte variables in your component's styles. Now you can!

Installation

npm install --save-dev svelte-reactive-css-preprocess

Usage

In your svelte config

import reactiveCSSPreprocessor from 'svelte-reactive-css-preprocess';

svelte({
  preprocess: [
    reactiveCSSPreprocessor()
  ]
})

If you're using svelte-preprocess you need to run svelte-reactive-css-preprocess after all tasks for `svelte-preproccess complete. To do that use 'svelte-sequential-preprocessor'.

npm install --save-dev svelte-sequential-preprocessor.

import reactiveCSSPreprocessor from 'svelte-reactive-css-preprocess';
import sveltePreprocess from 'svelte-preprocess';
import seqPreprocess from 'svelte-sequential-preprocessor';

svelte({
  preprocess: seqPreprocess([
    sveltePreprocess({
      defaults: {
        style: "postcss",
      },
      postcss: true
    }),
    reactiveCSSPreprocess()
  ])
})

Now in your component's style you can reference the reactive variables using css variable syntax.

<script>
  // Create some variables that hold information about the component's style.
  export let size = 200;
  export let color = '#f00';

  $: sizepx = `${size}px`;
</script>

<div class="square"></div>

<style>
  .square {
    /* Reference the Svelte variables using the var(--varname) syntax */
    width: var(--sizepx);
    height: var(--sizepx);
    background-color: var(--color);
  }
</style>

Now your styles update when your variables do!

How it works

The preprocessor reads through the variables in each component's script and style tags. If a variable name appears in both the script and styles then a css variables that is scoped to the component is created and added to the :root pseudo-selector. In the component the css variables are replaced with the scoped variables. Variable scoping works similarly to how Svelte handles css scoping. The style tag for the above example would end up looking something like this...

<style>
  :root {
    --sizepx-1l2ucck: inherit;
    --color-1l2ucck: inherit;
  }

  .square {
      width: var(--sizepx-1l2ucck);
      height: var(--sizepx-1l2ucck);
      background-color: var(--color-1l2ucck);
  }
</style>

In the script tag code is injected that handles updating the scoped css variables using Svelte's reactivity.