Stylesheet Writer

Write properties by selector to css, scss or less files.

Given a selector, a property name and a value, the property will be overwritten or added.

Quick start

npm install stylesheet-writer

import * as sw from 'stylesheet-writer'

const style = sw.open('__YOUR_PATH_TO_FILE__')
style.writeProperty('.container', 'color', 'blue') // writeProperty(__SELECTOR__, __PROPERTY_NAME__, __VALUE__)

.container {
    color: red;
}
/* --> */
.container {
    color: blue;
}

Methods

open(path: string, options?)

Load the file for the given absolute path (must be css, scss or less).

options: { autosave: boolean, autorefresh: boolean }

.writeProperty(selector: string, property: string, value: string)

Write a property to the opened file.

.save()

Save the opened file.

.refresh()

Reload the opened file.

Options

autosave

default: true

If set to true, the file will be written every time you use writeProperty(), but for better performances you may want to decide when saving the file.

const style = open('__YOUR_PATH_TO_FILE__', { autosave: false })
// do some work
style.save()

[!WARNING] The file does not stay open, it's just loaded, so if autorefresh is set to false, any changes made outside will be overwritten when saving.

autorefresh

default: true (disabled if autosave is set to false)

If set to true, each time you use writeProperty() the file is read to load most recent change and avoid overwritting, but for better performances you may want to disable that.

const style = open('__YOUR_PATH_TO_FILE__', { autorefresh: false })
// modify file outside
style.refresh()
// do some work
// style.save()

[!WARNING] If autosave is set to false and refresh() is used without saving before, any change made with writeProperty() will be lost.