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babel-plugin-postcss

Replace import from css by content transformed by postcss

Examples

Input:

import style1 from './style.css';
import style2 from './style.css'; // options: { tagged: ['css', 'lit-element'] }

Output:

var style1 = '/* style.css content */';
import { css } from 'lit-element';
var style2 = css`
    /* style.css content */
`;

Install

  1. npm install --save-dev babel-plugin-postcss
  2. Add ['babel-plugin-postcss', { options }] to plugins section of babel config.

Options

test

Regular expression or function which test importee for being parsed as style file (css).
Type: RegExp | Function
Default: /\.css$/
Example: /\.css$/ only .css imports will be parsed

postcss

If value is truthy css content will be processed by postcss, postcss config will be loaded by postcss-load-config.
Type: undefined | boolean
Default: undefined

tagged

Wrap css content to tagged template, array of two elements. First is tagged function, second is module where import the tagged function from.
Type: undefined | [string, string]
Default: undefined
Example: ['css', 'lit-element']

Input:

import style3 from './style3.css';

Output:

import { css } from 'lit-element';
var style2 = css`
    /* style3.css content */
`;

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babel-plugin-postcss's Issues

Duplicated import declarations

Hi,

I'm facing an issue when I import two style files. The import declaration is added for each of the files, producing an error due to the duplicated import name (css).

The following code:

import styles from './styles.css';
import another from './another.css';

Produces this result:

import { css as _css } from "lit-element";
const styles = _css`:host {
  display: block;
}
`;
import { css as _css } from "lit-element";
const another = _css`:host {
  display: block;
}
`;

I'm happy to contribute with a PR, but I have a question. Why do you want to rename the import identifier? Can we just use the provided name from the plugin options? (import { tagged } from 'module')

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