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las-vite

v1.0.1

Published

Vite plugin that wires LAS CSS and LAS Engine for instant utility generation during dev and build.

Readme

las-vite

Vite plugin for LAS CSS + LAS Engine. Scans your project, generates only the CSS you use, serves it as a virtual module in dev, and inlines it into HTML on build.

Install

npm install -D lascss las-vite
pnpm add -D lascss las-vite
yarn add -D lascss las-vite

Usage

vite.config.ts:

import { defineConfig } from "vite";
import lascss from "las-vite";

export default defineConfig({
  plugins: [
    lascss({
      scanDirs: ["src"],            // default: ["src"]
      extensions: [".tsx", ".jsx"], // merged with defaults
      ignoreDirs: ["dist"],         // merged with defaults
    }),
  ],
});

App entry:

import "virtual:las.css"; // virtual module in dev, inlined style on build

How It Works

  • LAS Engine scans scanDirs and CSS/SCSS files, then JIT-generates CSS for used classes.
  • Dev: virtual:las.css is served by Vite’s dev server.
  • Build: CSS is minified and inlined into index.html head (no extra asset).

Options (LasEngineOptions)

  • scanDirs: Directories to scan. Default: ["src"].
  • extensions: Content extensions (merged with html/js/ts/vue/svelte defaults).
  • cssExtensions: CSS/SCSS extensions (merged with defaults).
  • ignoreDirs: Directories to ignore (merged with defaults).