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postcss-declarations

v1.0.1

Published

PostCSS plugin to use declarations from JS in CSS

Downloads

6

Readme

postcss-declarations

PostCSS plugin that adds @declarations at rule which will be replaced with declarations defined in JS.

Use case

I'm personally using this to generate CSS variables for themes in JS and inject them into CSS. Since there's a lot of them, and they use lch(), doing it inside postcss/sass is incredibly slow (up to 4 seconds), which is just insane. With @declarations I get an order of magnitude speedup in generating CSS files.

You could of course also mold postcss-mixins to do the same thing, it'd just be a bit less comfy, and a bit slower. The reason I don't is that my source files are in SASS which already has a @mixin at rule.

Install

npm install postcss-declarations --save-dev

Usage

const declarations = require('postcss-declarations');

const groups = {
	colors: {
		'--foo': 'white',
		color: 'var(--foo)',
		background: 'black',
	},
	spacing: {
		margin: '1em',
		padding: '1em',
	},
};

const postcssConfig = {
	plugins: [declarations(groups)],
};

Example

Input:

.foo {
	@declarations colors;
}
.bar {
	@declarations colors, spacing;
}

Output

.foo {
	--foo: white;
	color: var(--foo);
	background: black;
}
.bar {
	--foo: white;
	color: var(--foo);
	background: black;
	margin: 1em;
	padding: 1em;
}