a browserify transform for importing css as module with cssText and classNamesMapping.
classNames without :global declaration would be rename by appending hash string.
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reader:
Object<stringGlob, Function | (content, filename, emitFile) => Promise<string>>: reader function for pre-solve the target style file. if you want to using this transform withlessorsassor other extension language of CSS. you can provide a customize reader function by this option. compile the content in to normal css string. Example{ "*.less": function lessReader(content, filename, emitFile) { // compile content ... // return css string } }
reader function parameters
[0]: Buffer, target file content buffer.[1]: string, target file absolute file path.[2]: function: (filepath) => void 0, emitFile for adding dependencies files for watchify, See watchify document.
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postcssPlugins:
Function | Function[]: postcss plugin list for the internal postcss. if you are using postcss plugin likeautoprefixer, simply put it here. -
rename:
Function | (className, filename) => string: custom rename function for renaming the classNames. default using lib/rename-default.js to rename the classNames. -
jsModuleTemplate:
Function | (cssText, classNamesMapping) => string: customize translated javascript module. Defaultexports.cssText = <cssText> exports.classNamesMapping = <classNamesMapping>
build script
const b = browserify({
entries: "./src/entry.js"
}).transform(transformScss, {
postcssPlugins: [ autoprefixer ]
})./src/entry.js
const { cssText, classNamesMapping } = require('./style.css');
console.log(cssText); // ".some-style {\n width: 100px;\n }"
console.log(classNamesMapping); // { 'some-style': 'style-css_cb2afaabb_some-style' }./src/style.css
:local {
.some-style-will-be-rename {
width: 100px;
}
}
.some-style-will-not-be-rename {
width: 101px
}