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css-to-ts takes a css file and outputs a TypeScript file with an exported string containing a content of your css file.
Compiles css files to importable TypeScript files.
npm install css-to-ts -g
Global installation is not necessary. You can install this package with:
npm install css-to-ts
and use it with npm-scripts
.
css-to-ts -h
Argument | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
-h, --help | boolean | false | Show help. |
-v, --version | boolean | false | Show current version. |
--rootDir | string | ./ | Specifies the root directory of input files. |
--outDir | string | ./ | Redirect output structure to the directory. |
--outExt | string | ts | Specifies extension of output TypeScript file. |
--pattern | string | **/*.css | Files glob pattern. |
-w, --watch | boolean | false | Watch for changes of input files. |
--prefix | string | Prefix added to output file name. | |
--suffix | string | Suffix added to output file name. | |
--delimiter | string | - | Specifies delimiter for prefix and suffix. Required if one of these are set. |
--removeSource | boolean | false | Remove all source files specified by glob pattern. |
--header | string | Specifies header comment in generated TS file. | |
--cwd | string | process.cwd() | Specifies current working directory. |
--exclude | array | ["**/node_modules/**"] | Specifies an array of globs to exclude. |
--varName | string | Specifies name of variable to be exported in TypeScript file. | |
--varType | string | const | Specifies type of variable to be exported in TypeScript file. |
css-to-ts --rootDir "./src" --outDir "./dist" --pattern "*.css" --header "File generated with css-to-ts"
Input file ./src/orange.css
:
.orange {
color: orange;
border: 1px solid yellow;
}
Generated ./dist/orange.ts
:
// File generated with css-to-ts
export const Orange = `.orange {
color: orange;
border: 1px solid yellow;
}`;
ConvertCssToTs(stringifiedCss: string, variableName: string, headerComment?: string, varType: VarType = VarType.Const): string
Takes stringified css and outputs TypeScript code with exported string containing content of your css file.
Usage:
import { ConvertCssToTs } from "css-to-ts";
Argument | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
stringifiedCss | string | * | Stringified css to be exported in TypeScript file. |
variableName | string | * | Name of variable to be exported in TypeScript file. |
headerComment | string | Comment placed in the top of exported TypeScript file. | |
varType | string | Type of variable to be exported in TypeScript file. |
export enum VarType {
Var = "var",
Let = "let",
Const = "const"
}
new CssToTsConverter(outputDir, outputFileName, cssDir, cssFileName, varName, header, removeSource, varType)
Compiles css files to importable TypeScript files.
Usage:
import { CssToTsConverter } from "css-to-ts";
const converter = new CssToTsConverter(
outputDir,
outputFileName,
cssDir,
cssFileName,
varName,
header,
removeSource
);
try {
await converter.Convert();
} catch(error) {
console.error(error);
}
Constructor argument | Type | Required | Description |
---|---|---|---|
outputDir | string | * | Directory of output file. |
outputFileName | string | * | Name of output file. |
cssDir | string | * | Directory of css file. |
cssFileName | string | * | File name of css file. |
varName | string | * | Name of variable to be exported in TypeScript file. |
header | string | Comment placed in the top of exported TypeScript file. | |
removeSource | boolean | Should css file be deleted after TypeScript file emitted. | |
varType | VarType | Type of variable to be exported in TypeScript file. |
Released under the MIT license.
FAQs
css-to-ts takes a css file and outputs a TypeScript file with an exported string containing a content of your css file.
We found that css-to-ts demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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