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esbuild-css-modules-plugin
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A esbuild plugin to bundle css modules into js(x)/ts(x).
A esbuild plugin to bundle css modules into js(x)/ts(x).
Works both with bundle: false
and bundle: true
.
If build with bundle: false
, xxx.modules.css
will be transformed to xxx.modules.js
.
See ./test/test.js
for examples.
npm i -D esbuild-css-modules-plugin@v3-dev
or
yarn add -D esbuild-css-modules-plugin@v3-dev
import esbuild from 'esbuild';
import CssModulesPlugin from 'esbuild-css-modules-plugin';
esbuild.build({
plugins: [
CssModulesPlugin({
/** optional, force to build modules-css files even if `bundle` is disabled in esbuild. default is `false` */
force: false,
/** optional, inline images imported in css as data url even if `bundle` is false. default is `false` */
forceInlineImages: false,
/** optional, generate typescript declaration file for css file to `outdir` of esbuild config. default is `false` */
emitDeclarationFile: false,
/**
* optional
* @see https://lightningcss.dev/css-modules.html#local-css-variables
*/
dashedIndents: false,
/**
* optional, pattern of class names
* The currently supported segments are:
* [name] - the base name of the CSS file, without the extension
* [hash] - a hash of the full file path
* [local] - the original class name
* @see https://lightningcss.dev/css-modules.html#custom-naming-patterns
*/
pattern: '[name]_[local]_[hash]',
/**
* optional, localsConvention
* default is `camelCaseOnly`
* **cameCase** : `.some-class-name` ==> `someClassName`, the original class name will not to be removed from the locals
* **camelCaseOnly**: `.some-class-name` ==> `someClassName`, the original class name will be removed from the locals
* **pascalCase** : `.some-class-name` ==> `SomeClassName`, the original class name will not to be removed from the locals
* **pascalCaseOnly**: `.some-class-name` ==> `SomeClassName`, the original class name will be removed from the locals
*/
localsConvention: 'camelCase' | 'pascalCase' | 'camelCaseOnly' | 'pascalCaseOnly',
/**
* optional, enable named exports
* @default false
* @description
* e.g.:
* ```
* export const someClassName = '.some-class-name__hauajsk';
* ```
* Notes:
* - `someClassName` can **NOT** be a js key word like `const`, `var` & etc.
* - can **NOT** be used with `inject`
*/
namedExports: false,
// optional, package info
package: {
name: 'my-lib',
main: 'index.cjs',
module: 'index.js',
version: '3.0.0'
},
/**
* optional. set to false to not inject generated css into page;
* if set to `true`, the generated css will be injected into `head`;
* could be a string of css selector of the element to inject into,
* e.g.
*
* ```
* inject: '#some-element-id' // the plugin will try to get `shadowRoot` of the found element, and append css to the
* `shadowRoot`, if no shadowRoot then append to the found element, if no element found then append to document.head
*
* ```
*
* could be a function with params content & digest (return a string of js code to inject css into page),
* e.g.
*
* ```
* inject: (content, digest) => `console.log(${content}, ${digest})`
* ```
*/
inject: false,
/** Optional. Regex to filter certain CSS files. default is `/\.modules?\.css$/i` */
filter: /\.modules?\.css$/i
})
]
});
FAQs
A esbuild plugin to bundle css modules into js(x)/ts(x), based on extremely fast [Lightning CSS](https://lightningcss.dev/)
The npm package esbuild-css-modules-plugin receives a total of 22,312 weekly downloads. As such, esbuild-css-modules-plugin popularity was classified as popular.
We found that esbuild-css-modules-plugin 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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