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add-css-constructed

v2.0.0

Published

add a CSS to document or specified target using constructed stylesheet with fallback

Readme

add-css-constructed

License: Unlicense

Add CSS to a document or a shadow root using a lightweight CSSSheet wrapper with constructable stylesheet fallback.

Features

  • Uses adoptedStyleSheets when supported
  • Falls back to cloned <style> elements when needed
  • Works with Document and ShadowRoot
  • Zero dependencies
  • TypeScript support included
  • No detachAll() API; detach each target explicitly

Installation

npm i add-css-constructed

Usage

ES Module

import { createCSS, addCSS, removeCSS } from 'add-css-constructed';

const css = createCSS(`
  body {
    color: red;
  }
`);

css.attach();
css.detach(document);

CommonJS

const addCSS = require('add-css-constructed');

const css = addCSS(`
  .container {
    margin: 0 auto;
  }
`);

css.attach();

Browser (UMD)

<script src="https://unpkg.com/add-css-constructed"></script>
<script>
  const css = addCSS('body { font-family: sans-serif; }');
  css.attach();
</script>

API

createCSS(css_code)

Creates a CSSSheet wrapper.

CSSSheet

A lightweight wrapper around CSSStyleSheet and <style> fallback storage.

attach(target?)

Attaches the stylesheet to a Document or ShadowRoot.

Returns the actual target that received the stylesheet.

detach(target)

Detaches the stylesheet from the given target.

Returns true when the stylesheet was removed.

get()

Returns the underlying storage object:

  • CSSStyleSheet when constructable stylesheets are supported
  • HTMLStyleElement when falling back

addCSS(css_code, target?)

Thin compatibility wrapper:

createCSS(css_code).attach(target)

Returns the created CSSSheet.

removeCSS(stylesheet, target?)

Thin compatibility wrapper for removing either:

  • a CSSSheet
  • a CSSStyleSheet
  • an HTMLStyleElement

Behavior

When constructable stylesheets are available, one CSSStyleSheet instance is reused across targets.

When constructable stylesheets are not available, the wrapper stores a template <style> element internally and clones it for each attached target. The per-target fallback nodes are tracked with a WeakMap, so they do not keep targets alive.

Browser Support

  • Modern browsers with adoptedStyleSheets support
  • Traditional <style> fallback in browsers without constructable stylesheets

Migration Notes

  • addCSS() now returns a CSSSheet wrapper instead of the raw stylesheet node
  • Use css.attach(target) to attach
  • Use css.detach(target) or removeCSS(css, target) to remove
  • There is no detachAll() in this major version

License

Unlicense - Free for any use