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vue-cli-plugin-pug-with-css-modules

v1.2.1

Published

Vue CLI plugin to add support for pug templates in addition with CSS modules (providing classname and ID minification), so you won't have to use $style object, just write the code as usual

Downloads

353

Readme

vue-cli-plugin-pug-with-css-modules

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Vue CLI plugin to add support for pug templates with implicit support of CSS modules, so you won't have to use $style object, just write the code as usual

The plugin also provides own minification function for class names and ids used in production mode (see patched vue.config.js)

Installation:

vue add pug-with-css-modules

vue.config.js will be patched automatically

Don't forget to use module attribute for your styles used in templates:

<style lang="less" module>
//
</style>

As well you won't need scoped attribute as transform function will generate already scoped class names

Example

To use the plugin you won't need to change your templates. Look at the example:

<template lang="pug">
bob.sas(
  :class="{ state, locked }",
  @click="setState",
  :zk-state-default="stateDefault",
  :zk-state-active="stateActive"
)
  .child 
    .grand-child

#id.a.z.x(:class="[b, c, d]")

div(:class="{d: someVar}" :id="someIdVar")
div(:class="a ? 'b' : c")
div(:class="someOtherVar")

bob
</template>

<style module>
.sas {
  //
}

.state {
  //
}

//
</style>

The plugin compiles pug and processes class and id attributes to use $style:

<bob
  :class="[ $style['sas'], {[$style['state']] : state}, {[$style['locked']] : locked} ]"
  @click="setState"
  :zk-state-default="stateDefault"
  :zk-state-active="stateActive"
>
  <div :class="$style['child']">
    <div :class="$style['grand-child']"></div>
  </div>
</bob>
<div
  :id="$style['id']"
  :class="[ $style['a'], $style['z'], $style['x'], $style[b], $style[c], $style[d] ]"
></div>
<div :id="$style[someIdVar]" :class="{[$style['d']] : someVar}"></div>
<div :class="$style[a ? 'b' : c]"></div>
<div :class="$style[someOtherVar]"></div>
<bob></bob>

Edge cases

Sometimes it's needed to preserve id/class names. In this scenario use -- as a prefix to preserve the name.

ID Example:

<template lang="pug">
svg <!-- preserve tag case -->
  filter#--filter-1
    //...

.element bababooey
</template>

<style module>
.element {
  filter: url(#filter-1);
}
</style>

Notice, that the prefix is removed.

Class example

<template lang="pug">
.--element bababooey

.this-will-be-minified bog
</template>

<style>
.element {
  //
}
</style>

<style module>
.this-will-be-minified {
  //
}
</style>

Notice, that there should be no module attribute for styles you want to preserve.