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css-purifier
Advanced tools
npm i css-purifier --save-dev
In your Vite configuration, import the plugin:
import { cssPurifier } from 'css-purifier';
Then invoke the plugin:
plugins: [
cssPurifier(pureCssConfig),
]
The plugin accepts a JavaScript object of the following format:
string
. The name of the file you want to purify.string
. The name of the file that will be created from the input.(string|RegExp)[]
. Selectors that need to be retained from input to output. For example, ['.btn']. To indicate that a selector can be in any part of the selector, you can use this approach: selectors: ['.some-class', /popup/]. This will work on any classes that contain the word popup.boolean
. Whether to display the final content in debug mode.boolean
. Whether to display selectors in debug mode.cssPurifier({
input: 'node_modules/bootstrap/min-style.css',
output: 'assets/styles/cleaned-bootstrap.css',
selectors: [
/popup/, '.heading',
],
shouldPrintOutput: false,
shouldPrintSelectors: true,
})
FAQs
Vite plugin for purification css files
We found that css-purifier demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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