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cssnext-brunch

Use tomorrow's CSS syntax, today, using cssnext via brunch

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cssnext-brunch

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Use tomorrow's CSS syntax, today. Via Brunch.

Issues with the output should be reported on cssnext issue tracker.

Follow @cssnext to get latest news & join #cssnext on irc.freenode.net if you have any questions.

Install

$ npm install cssnext-brunch

Usage

Add a cssnext section in the plugins section of your brunch config file

plugins:
    cssnext:
      sourcemap: true
      features:
        prefixes:
          browsers:['> 5%', 'last 3 version', 'IE 8']
        import:
          path: 'app/css'

Options are directly passed to cssnext, so checkout cssnext options directly.

Notes

cssnext-brunch is a compile-type plugin, so it's play well optimizer like clean-css-brunch

SourceMaps

For now, sourcemap is inlined in the generated css. If you want to enable cssnext sourcemap, you should disabled brunch default sourcemap.

Also, it seems that minification (via compress option or via another brunch plugin) broke sourcemap support.

Import

By default, brunch concatenates css files. In order to take advantage of postcss-import, you'll need to add _ to filename (* @import "_filename.css"*. You also need to specify import folder in the brunch config. import: "app/css" for example.

Production

When build for production, inlined sourcemap is disabled.

Contributing

Work on a branch, install dev-dependencies, respect coding style & run tests before submitting a bug fix or a feature.

$ git clone https://github.com/cssnext/cssnext-brunch.git
$ git checkout -b patch-1
$ npm install
$ npm test

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Package last updated on 06 Feb 2015

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