frets-styles-generator
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Tool that genreates a typescript class for FRETS based on a CSS file
Genreates a typescript class from a given input css file. The typescript
Uses postcss under the hood.
npm install frets-styles-generator --save-dev
node node_modules/.bin/frets-styles-generator
The first argument you pass to the program will be the directory to scan for CSS files. It defaults to "./src" if you leave the argument out. Each CSS file that is found will be run through postcss (utilizing the postcss-import plugin by default) and then turned into a .ts file like [orginialFilename-styles.ts] based on the template specified. The default template is for maquette hyperscript functions.
Optionally pass this argument -t '[path to custom template.js file]' to specify a custom template.
Includes an optional watch flag -w.
Includes an options flag -o which will overwrite the original css file using the postcss-import plugin.
Used in conjunction with FRETS and/or another hyperscript implementation. This particular template is specifically for the Maquette hyperscript implementation. Meaning it outputs a ts file that expects maquette to be available for import, so you will need 'maquette' in your project as a dependency.
I find it especially useful for rapid prototyping if you point it at BaseCSS or tachyons because then you have a chainable typescript method for every "atomic" css class.
See the current maquette template for an example.
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Tool that generates a Typescript class for hyperscript functions based on a CSS file
The npm package frets-styles-generator receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, frets-styles-generator popularity was classified as not popular.
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