broccoli-autoprefixer
Advanced tools
Prefix CSS using Autoprefixer
Issues with the output should be reported on the Autoprefixer issue tracker.
$ npm install --save-dev broccoli-autoprefixer
var autoprefixer = require('broccoli-autoprefixer');
tree = autoprefixer(tree, options);
See the Autoprefixer options.
In addition, you can set this option:
Type: boolean
Default: true if the input has a sourcemap, otherwise false
Set to true to include a base64-encoded sourcemap at the end of the output.
If a sourcemap already exists in the input, Autoprefixer will automatically
include an updated sourcemap in the output. Set this value to false to
strip out the sourcemap entirely.
If you'd like to extract the inline sourcemap from the output, consider using a tool like broccoli-source-map.
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FAQs
Prefix CSS using Autoprefixer
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