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postcss-export-vars

v0.2.0

Published

PostCSS plugin to export variables as JS constants or JSON.

Readme

PostCSS Export Vars Build Status

PostCSS plugin to export variables definitions as JSON or JS constants. It detect "custom variables" and SASS style variables and export them to JSON or JS file.
Variable that will refer to other variables are also dissolved and only the value is adopted.

This plugin was created for a project, witch should use defined css colors also for highcharts. All suggestions are welcome!

Options

All options are mandatory.

file Export file name. Extension is not required and will be set automatically. Default file name is postcss_vars

type Export format. Default is JSON. Possible values are json and js.

match The match option is an array of string the property name / variable must contain to limit the result for a specific group of variables. When option is missing or an empty array, all properties / variables are taken.

{
    file: 'my-vars',
    type: 'js',
    match: ['-color', 'font']
}

Example

CSS Source:

:root {
    --var-color1: rgb(255, 255, 200);
    --var-padding: 10px;
    --var-padding-sub: var(--var-padding);
}

$var-color2: rgb(30, 100, 255);
$var-margin: 20px;

JSON Result:

{
	  "varColor1": "rgb(255, 255, 200)",
	  "varPadding": "10px",
	  "varPadding-sub": "10px",
	  "varColor2": "rgb(30, 100, 255)",
	  "varMargin": "20px"
}

JavaScript Result:

const varColor1 = 'rgb(255, 255, 200)';
const varPadding = '10px';
const varPadding-sub = '10px';
const varColor2 = 'rgb(30, 100, 255)';
const varMargin = '20px';

Usage

postcss([ require('postcss-export-vars') ])

See PostCSS docs for examples for your environment.

Notice

The plugin DO NOT tranform your PostCSS. It collects all definition and converts them to the required format. Therefore, the export to a file must be made and can not stream as PostCSS be returned.