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ember-local-class

v1.0.0

Published

An Ember addon to automatically configure `glimmer-local-class-transform`

Readme

ember-local-class

This package is a lightweight wrapper around glimmer-local-class-transform that automatically installs the transform in a v1 ember-cli application. Due to the timing of initialization in the v1 build pipeline, it's not possible for applications to install template transforms in their own config; an addon must do it for them—hence this package.

Config

Configuration can be specified in the new EmberApp() constructor parameters in your ember-cli-build.js under an ember-local-class key.

extension

Default: .module.css

The extension style modules are expected to have. This is used when populating the default pathMapping; this option has no effect if you specify your own pathMapping.

pathMapping

An object mapping template paths to their corresponding CSS module paths. Each key is a regular expression, and the first matching key for a given module will be the one used to import the CSS module. By default, legacy "pod" and "classic" layout .hbs files will map to corresponding stylesheets under those layout patterns, and any other .hbs files (as well as .js/.ts/.gjs/.gts files) will map to a "colocated" stylesheet in the same location as the template's source file.

let defaultPathMapping = {
  '/template\\.hbs$': `/styles${extension}`,
  '/templates/(.*/)?(.*)\\.hbs$': `/styles/$1$2${extension}`,
  '(\\.g?[tj]s|\\.hbs)+$': extension,
};