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@web-atoms/postcss-styled-js

v1.0.17

Published

Compiles Styled export to CSS at compile time

Readme

PostCSS Styled JS

Import JavaScript file which exports styled.css

Why, Why, Why another tool?

Some how CSS post processing are little complicated, and do not provide best editing experience and we cannot debug what is being generated.

So what does this do?

Compiles a simple JavaScript file that exports default styled.css object into a CSS file with map file along with nested and cssnano plugins for postcss.

Getting Started

Installation

npm install -D @web-atoms/styled-compiler

Run

styled-compiler inputFile.css.js

Examples

body.css.js

import styled from "@web-atoms/styled-compiler";

const animations = [["div", "yellow"], ["section", "green"]].map(([name, color]) =>
    styled.css `
        & ${name} {
            color: ${color};
        }
`);

export default styled.css `
    body {
        font-weight: 500;
        ${animations}
    }

`;

Command: styled-compiler body.css.js

This will generate following along with map.

body.css

body{font-weight:500}body div{color:#ff0}body section{color:green}
/*# sourceMappingURL=body.css.map */

Benefits

  1. We can write most pre css logic in JavaScript where we have the best editing feature.
  2. Load complex JavaScript objects via imports and write for each or any syntax that is available in JavaScript easily.
  3. By prefixing tagged template with styled.css you get automatic intellisense if styled extensions are installed.
  4. Source maps will correctly point to actual JavaScript that generated the css.

Project Status - Beta

Though we are running this project for production, there may be some bugs or some improvements underway as they happen.

Planned Features

  1. Watch support

For now since we are using some sort of build tasks to compile files, we currently do not need this, but pull requests are welcome to add any features to support any file processing required for your build tools.