Parse and stringify inlined CSS declarations
const cssStyles = require('css-styles')
var styles = cssStyles.parse('background: #bada55; font-size: 12px')
console.log(styles)
// {
// background: '#bada55',
// fontSize: '12px'
// }
var styleString = cssStyles.stringify({position: 'absolute'})
console.log(styleString)
// 'position: absolute;'
cssStyles.parse(string)Parse a string containing CSS declarations and returns an object. Keys will be camelCase.
cssStyles.stringify(styles={})Convert an object containing CSS declarations in to a string. Keys will be decamelized.
$ npm install css-styles
MIT
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Parse and stringify inlined CSS declarations
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