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gatsbycsstypes

v1.2.0

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Generate type definition files for CSS modules in Gatsby

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gatsbycss-modulestypescript

Readme

Gatsby CSS Module Types npm version

Generate type definition files for CSS modules to make using TypeScript, CSS Modules, and Gatsby together less tedious.

Using this script

npm install gatsbycsstypes To install latest version of gatsbycss types.

npx gct-init To configure the project before first run.

npx gct-run To generate .d.ts files for CSS modules.

npx gct-remove To remove all previously generated .d.ts files.

Continuous type generation

By default, the script must be explicity run with npx gct-run to generate files. To watch .module.css files and generate type defintion files after every change:

  1. Install nodemon using npm install nodemon

  2. Add "start:css-types": "nodemon -e .module.css -x \"npx gct-run\"", to the scripts section of your package.json file

  3. Add & npm run start:css-types to the end of the default start script that comes with Gatsby.

Available commands

gct-init Configures the project. Must be run before other scripts.

gct-run Generates type definition files for CSS modules within the project.

gct-remove Removes all generated type definition files.

Initialization configuration options

APP_ROOT The parent directory where the script will begin searching for CSS module files.

IGNORED_FOLDERS A list of directories that will be ignored when searching for CSS module files.

Full configuration options

IS_INITIALIZED A flag updated automatically by the initialization script. Changing this freely may result in errors throughout the program.

TARGET_FILE_EXT The targetted file extensions for which type definition files are generated. By default this is set to .css.

MAX_RECURSION_DEPTH The maximum depth of the recursive search for CSS files. By default this is set to 25.

Autogenerated files

gctconfig.js This is the projects configuration file which can be changed for more fine grained control over the script's behavior.

gctrecord.js A record of all generated type definition files and their associated CSS module. If this file is updated manually, there is a risk that the removal script will miss some generated files.