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universal-css-processor

v0.3.4

Published

process style universally and generate sourcemap

Downloads

17

Readme

universal-css-processor Build Status

Process sass/less/postcss and generate sourcemap correctly.

Installation

npm i --save universal-css-processor

Usage

universal-css-processor offers a simple and universal API to handle less/sass/postcss and generate sourcemap.

process(glob, processors, options)

  • glob is array of globs, such as [styles/**/*.less], used to find/locate files to be processed.
  • processors is array of processor configs. Every config is like { name: String, options: Object}, and the option will be passed to processor. And built-in processors include less/sass/scss/postcss/autoprefixer/minify/concat/css.
  • options is the config for all processors, such as { map: Boolean, base: String}.

The typical usage is below:

const ucprocessor = require('universal-css-processor')

ucprocessor.process(
    // glob to list files you want to handle
    ['test/resource/sass/*.scss', '!test/resource/sass/_*.scss'],
    [
        'sass', // directly specify sass processor
        {
            name: 'autoprefixer' // use name to specify processor
        },
        {
            name: 'concat',
            // offer options
            options: {
                destFile: 'all.css',
                rebaseUrl: true
            }
        },
        {
            name: 'minify',
            options: {
                rename: true
            }
        }
    ],
    {
        map: true // generate map
    }
).then(file => {
    // regroup map file
    return ucprocessor.writeMap(file, '.', {
        destPath: 'dest'
    }).then(mapFile => {
        // write map file and processed style file to disk
        mapFile.dest('dest')
        file.dest('dest')
    })
})

Credits

Surely inspired by gulp and its plugins like gulp-sourcemaps, gulp-postcss, gulp-sass and gulp-concat. Most part of code is rewrited based on their codebase, and thanks for their great work.

The goal for this lib is integrating and simplifying the process of style and sourcemap.