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@seanchas116/cssvalue
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@seanchas116/cssvalue
A CSS value parser & serializer
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import {
cssParser,
Background,
BackgroundLayer,
URL,
Position,
Dimension,
HexColor,
} from "@seanchas116/cssvalue";
const background = cssParser.background.tryParse(
'center / contain no-repeat url("foo.svg"), #eee 35% url("bar.png")'
);
const expected = new Background({
layers: [
new BackgroundLayer({
position: new Position("center", "center"),
size: "contain",
repeatStyle: ["no-repeat"],
image: new URL("foo.svg"),
}),
new BackgroundLayer({
position: new Position(
{ from: "left", offset: new Dimension(35, "%") },
"center"
),
image: new URL("bar.png"),
}),
],
color: new HexColor("#eee"),
});
expect(background).toEqual(expected);
background.toString(); // => the original string
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A CSS value parser / serializer
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