@lmc-eu/browserslist-config

@lmc-eu/browserslist-config

LMC’s config for Browserslist

Installation

# Yarn:
yarn add --dev @lmc-eu/browserslist-config

# npm:
npm install --save-dev @lmc-eu/browserslist-config

Usage

Add this to .browserslistrc file:

extends @lmc-eu/browserslist-config

Alternatively, add this to your package.json file:

"browserslist": [
  "extends @lmc-eu/browserslist-config"
]

Extending

To support Internet Explorer (or any other browser):

extends @lmc-eu/browserslist-config

ie # sorry!

Using Real-World Statistics

You may provide your own browser statistics.

To get the data from Google Analytics, use one of the following tools:

• browserslist-ga-export — create a custom report in GA and export it to CSV,

• browserslist-ga — easier if you are OK with providing your Google password to a third-party tool.

Make the resulting file available to Browserslist by saving it right next to your .browserslistrc (or package.json, wherever you store your config):

# Project root

- .browserslistrc
- browserslist-stats.json
- package.json
- …

As mentioned in the stats file in your Browserslist configuration:

extends @lmc-eu/browserslist-config

> 0.5% in my stats

For more configuration examples including Autoprefixer, Babel, ESLint, PostCSS, and Stylelint see Browserslist examples.

Checking Results

Anytime you can run npx browserslist in your project root to see what browsers are actually matched against your configuration.

Updating Browsers Database

You should run npx browserslist@latest --update-db every few months to update the caniuse database in the background, so you always develop for current browsers.