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postcss-scss-extract-library

v1.0.4

Published

PostCSS plugin to extract mixins, functions, imports

Readme

postcss-scss-extract-library

PostCSS plugin to extract mixins, functions, variable definitions from sass.

Installation

With yarn

$ yarn add postcss-scss-extract-library

Or npm:

$ npm install --save postcss-scss-extract-library

Usage

const fs = require('fs'),
	postcss = require('postcss'),
   syntax = require('postcss-scss'),
	extract = require('postcss-scss-extract-library')
	
const scss = fs.readFileSync('scss/input.scss', 'utf-8')
	
postcss([extract()]).process(scss, {
  syntax: syntax,
  from: 'scss/input.scss',
})

scss/input.scss:

@if $set-spacing-size == 'big' {
  $global-spacing: '1.5rem' !global;
}
@else {
  $global-spacing: '1rem' !global;
}

@mixin important-element {
  color:red;
}

@function get-spacing() {
  return $global-spacing;
}

.u-important {
  @include important-element;
}

.u-standard-spacing {
  padding: get-spacing();
}

Will give you:

@if $set-spacing-size == 'big' {
  $global-spacing: '1.5rem' !global;
}
@else {
  $global-spacing: '1rem' !global;
}

@mixin important-element {
  color:red;
}

@function get-spacing() {
  return $global-spacing;
}

Options

The following is used to determine whether atrules get filtered out:

if atrule has an ancestor in the allowAll list:
  do not remove it
else if atrule is in the disallowAll list:
  remove it

And to determine if rules get filtered out:

if rule has ancestor in the allowAll list
  keep it
 else:
  remove it

The allowAll and disallowAll options can be used to determine which atrules and rules get kept.

The default configuration is inteded to keep all sass code that would not generate css if compiled.

Example:

const disallow = extract.defaultDisallowAll.concat(['mixin'])

extract({ disallowAll: disallow, allowAll: ['function', 'import']})

Will remove mixins from the generated scss partial.

For more information see the scss-extractor documentation.