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combo css which import other css 对于js,目前已经有比较成熟的模块化方案,比如seajs、kissy,但是css方面呢,一般是通过less进行编译打包的。less官方对于less文件中的@import "xxx.css"是不会打包进来的,这也是考虑到本身就是有需求要这样引用css,而如果你@import "xxx.less",less打包工具就会分析这些引入的模块,进行打包。 css-combo就是借鉴了这种思想,实现了css模块化。即在入口文件中@import其他模块,然后对入口文件进行打包的时候,该工具会分析import的文件,把这些文件打包进来。
对于CSS模块化,欢迎大家看我这篇博文:(http://www.techcheng.com/study/css/introduce-css-combo.html)
首先需要npm安装一下:
npm install -g css-combo
命令行下,可以先进入需要打包的文件所在目录,然后
csscombo xxx.source.css xxx.combo.css
第一个参数是源文件名,第二个参数是打包之后的文件名
其他选项有:
你也可以在自己的打包工具中调用css combo,和其他npm包一样:
var CSSCombo = require('css-combo');
CSSCombo.build(src, dest, cfg, function(err){ callback(); });
src 入口文件的地址
dest 输出目录或者输出的完整路径(含文件名,推荐),可以使用相对路径
cfg 参数可以配置以下选项:
@import
额外查找的路径。CSS Combo配套的grunt插件:https://github.com/daxingplay/grunt-css-combo
css-combo 遵守 "MIT":https://github.com/daxingplay/css-combo/blob/master/LICENSE.md 协议
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css module combo tool
The npm package css-combo receives a total of 4 weekly downloads. As such, css-combo popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that css-combo demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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