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extract-css-names
Advanced tools
Extract all CSS class and id names to generate (replace with) random names (a-z0-9). This module returns all matches. You can use it, to replace matches inside different files.
Read data from the provided key "data". Extract all names and generate minified class names. The result (for each file) are stored inside 2 files:
outputCss
outputJs
For each file the output are written to the provided file ouput path, in the next iteration the current files output/content readed to avoid dupplicate names.
const ExtractCssNames = require('extract-css-names');
const through = require('through2');
const fs = require("fs");
gulp.task('extract:css', (done) =>
{
/**
* Storage
*/
const outputCss = `${__dirname}/extracted-names-for-css`;
const outputJs = `${__dirname}/extracted-names-for-js`;
/**
* Remove old matches
*/
if (fs.existsSync(outputCss)) { fs.unlinkSync(outputCss); }
if (fs.existsSync(outputJs)) { fs.unlinkSync(outputJs); }
return gulp
.src(
[
`public/css/packages.css`,
`public/css/packages.less.css`,
`public/css/app.css`,
]
)
.pipe(
/**
* Loop trought each file and extract names
*/
through.obj(async (cssFileBuffer, enc, cb) =>
{
await new ExtractCssNames(
{
path: cssFileBuffer.path,
outputCss,
outputJs,
data: cssFileBuffer.contents.toString(),
restModulo: 10000,
restTime: 200,
logger: {
logging: true,
prefix: 'Extract',
displayFilename: true,
displayPercentage: true,
type: 'bar', // spinner | bar | dots | dots2 | arc | line
barBg: 'bgCyan'
},
displayResult: true,
ignore: [
'.ContainerCompact',
],
}
);
cb(null, cssFileBuffer);
})
);
});
gulp.task('obfuscate:css',
gulp.series(
[
'extract:css'
]
)
);
const ExtractCssNames = require('extract-css-names');
const fs = require("fs");
/**
* Matches storage
*/
const outputCss = `${__dirname}/extracted-names-for-css`;
const outputJs = `${__dirname}/extracted-names-for-js`;
/**
* Remove old matches
*/
if (fs.existsSync(outputCss)) { fs.unlinkSync(outputCss); }
if (fs.existsSync(outputJs)) { fs.unlinkSync(outputJs); }
const files = [
`public/css/packages.css`,
`public/css/packages.less.css`,
`public/css/app.css`,
];
const extract = async (c = 0) =>
{
const data = fs.readFileSync(files[c], 'UTF-8');
await new ExtractCssNames(
{
path: files[c],
outputCss,
outputJs,
data,
restModulo: 10000,
restTime: 200,
logger: {
logging: true,
prefix: 'Extract',
displayFilename: true,
displayPercentage: true,
type: 'bar', // spinner | bar | dots | dots2 | arc | line
barBg: 'bgCyan'
},
displayResult: true,
ignore: [
'.ContainerCompact'
],
}
);
c++;
if(undefined !== files[c])
{
await extract(c);
}
}
extract();
[
{
"find": ".rc-select-selection__choice-zoom-appear-active",
"replace": ".a",
"type": "class"
},
{
"find": ".rc-select-selection__choice-zoom-leave-active",
"replace": ".b",
"type": "class"
},
{
"find": ".rc-calendar-year-panel-decade-select-arrow",
"replace": ".c",
"type": "class"
},
{
"find": ".rc-calendar-decade-panel-last-century-cell",
"replace": ".d",
"type": "class"
},
{
"find": ".rc-calendar-decade-panel-next-century-cell",
"replace": ".e",
"type": "class"
},
{
"find": ".rc-calendar-picker-slide-up-appear-active",
"replace": ".f",
"type": "class"
}
]
[
{
"find":"rc-select-selection__choice-zoom-appear-active",
"replace":"a",
"type":"class"
},
{
"find":"rc-select-selection__choice-zoom-leave-active",
"replace":"b",
"type":"class"
},
{
"find":"rc-calendar-year-panel-decade-select-arrow",
"replace":"c",
"type":"class"
},
{
"find":"rc-calendar-decade-panel-last-century-cell",
"replace":"d",
"type":"class"
},
{
"find":"rc-calendar-decade-panel-next-century-cell",
"replace":"e",
"type":"class"
},
{
"find":"rc-calendar-picker-slide-up-appear-active",
"replace":"f",
"type":"class"
}
]
Option | type | Description |
---|---|---|
path | string | Path of the current file |
outputCss | string | Path to store/write current matches for replacement in CSS files |
outputJs | string | Path to store/write current matches for replacement in JS files |
data | string | Path to file or (css) data as string |
restModulo | number | Each number of lines should be made a break |
restTime | number | Duration of the break in ms |
displayResult | boolean | Display the match result in the terminal |
ignore | array | Ignore names to extract (with provided type: '.' for class and '#' for id), [ '.classNameToIgnore', '#idToIgnore' ] |
logger | object | Logger options |
Option | type | Description |
---|---|---|
logging | boolean | Display current process |
prefix | string | Prefix on the logging line |
displayFilename | boolean | Display current processed filename (filename extracted from path) |
displayPercentage | boolean | Display current percentage value |
type | string | Process animation type. Available types: 'spinner', 'bar', 'dots', 'dots2', 'arc', 'line' |
barBg | string | If the animation type is bar, then set the bar's background-color. Background colors are based on the chalk module |
FAQs
Extract class names and ids from css files.
The npm package extract-css-names receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, extract-css-names popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that extract-css-names demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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