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A custom build of Stylis
@emotion/stylis
is a version of Stylis that has been modified slightly to make it smaller. The only Stylis option that can be changed is prefix
, the rest of the options are already set to the values shown below and cannot be changed. This package also only exports the constructer, so you have to do new Stylis()
and use the result from that rather than directly calling Stylis
. The result of that function also cannot be used to create a stylis instance unlike stylis.
type Options = {
global: false,
preserve: false,
keyframe: false,
semicolon: true,
cascade: true,
compress: false,
prefix: boolean | ((key: string, value: string, context: number) => boolean)
}
import Stylis from '@emotion/stylis'
const stylis = new Stylis()
stylis('.css-hash', 'display:flex;') // .css-hash{display:-webkit-box;display:-webkit-flex;display:-ms-flexbox;display:flex;}
To build this package from a newer version of stylis, update the version of stylis that is installed as a devDependency and run node build.js
in the directory of this package. This will read the source of stylis, transform it slightly, use the Google Closure Compiler REST API to minify it, format it with Prettier and then write it to src/stylis.min.js
.
Stylis was written by Sultan Tarimo. ❤️
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A custom build of Stylis
The npm package @emotion/stylis receives a total of 4,759,199 weekly downloads. As such, @emotion/stylis popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @emotion/stylis demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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