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remap-css

v7.0.5

Published

Remap CSS rules based on declaration value

Downloads

414

Readme

remap-css

Remap CSS rules based on declaration value

Usage

npm i remap-css
import remapCss from "remap-css";

const css = await remapCss([{
  css: `
    a {
      color: red;
    }
  `}
], {
  "color: red": "color: blue"
});
// a {
//   color: blue;
// }

API

remapCss(sources, mappings, [opts])

Returns a Promise that resolves to a CSS string.

  • sources: Array Array of sources
    • source: Object
      • css: string A CSS string
      • prefix: string A CSS selector to be prefixed to all output rules
      • match: string A array of plain CSS selectors that prevent a prefix addition on exact match
      • name: string Optional name used in comments
  • mappings: Object CSS declaration value-to-value mapping. The key is either a exact match CSS declaration or a special rule starting with $. The value is the a replacement declaration or a replacement value in the case of a special rule.
  • options: Object
    • indentSize: number Numbers of spaces to indent rules and declarations. Default: 2.
    • indentCss: number Numbers of spaces to indent the output. Default: 0.
    • lineLength: number Number of characters after which to wrap lines. Default: 80.
    • ignoreSelectors: Array of RegExp Regular expressions of selectors to ignore. Default: [].
    • comments: boolean Whether to output comments. Default: false.
    • stylistic: boolean Whether to perform stylistic tweaks on selectors. Default: false.
    • validate: boolean Validate properties and discard ones that fail. Default: false.
    • keep: boolean Retain non-matching declarations in the output. Default: false.

These special mapping keys supported:

  • $border: value: Any occurance of value in a border rule.
  • $background: value Any occurance of value in a background rule.
  • $box-shadow: value Any occurance of value in a box-shadow rule.
  • $value: value: Any occurance of value.

On special rules, only specify the replacement value alone (not the whole declaration).

Related

  • fetch-css - Extract CSS from websites and browser extensions

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