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postcss-icss-parser

v1.0.0

Published

A PostCSS plugin for parsing import/export statements out of CSS that follows the ICSS specification, eg. for CSS Modules.

Downloads

108

Readme

postcss-icss-parser

A PostCSS plugin for parsing import/export statements out of CSS that follows the ICSS specification, eg. for CSS Modules.

This code was adapted from css-loader and modified to work as a stand-alone plugin.

This documentation is rudimentary and will probably be improved at some point. Feel free to open an issue if something is unclear!

License

This module is derived from: css-loader (https://github.com/webpack-contrib/css-loader)
	(c) JS Foundation and other contributors

Modifications by:
	(c) 2019, Sven Slootweg <[email protected]>

Licensed under:
	MIT (https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)

API

Exports a plugin that is compatible with PostCSS 8.

Takes the following options upon initialization:

  • keyReplacer: A function({ localKey, remoteKey, index, url }) that is expected to return the new, mangled name for a given imported identifier.
    • url: The path or URL that is being imported from.
    • localKey: The local name that it is imported under in the file.
    • remoteKey: The identifier name in the original file that is being imported from.
    • index: A number that increments for each processed import. Global across the entire AST pass.
  • autoExportImports: Optional. When set to true, the local key of every imported identifier is also automatically considered to be re-exported from the file, even if no explicit export statement exists for it.

When applied, it will extract import/export statements from the code, exposing them as the following types of messages (from plugin postcss-icss-parser):

  • icss-import: an import statement.
    • url, localKey, remoteKey, index: Same as for the keyReplacer option above.
    • newKey: The new key that was generated by the keyReplacer.
  • icss-export: an export statement.
    • name: The key being exported.
    • value: The value that this key holds.