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Write styles in JavaScript for simpler component distribution.

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JavaScript Stylesheet

Write styles in JavaScript for simpler component distribution.

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npm install js-stylesheet

Or download jss.js and include it into your app, it works with or without common js modules.

Why JSS?

When you build generic components you often want to ship with some default styles. Asking people to include some CSS file into their build or prescribe some sort of loader can be cumbersome.

What if all they had to do was call a function to get your styles? No loader/bundler prescriptions (like browserify or webpack) or SASS or anything. Just a function.

This might be a terrible idea. If you already have done this and know its terrible, please open an issue titled "Delete this repository".

Usage

jss({
  '.any-selector': {
    'font-size': '20px',
    color: 'blue'
  }
});

It's just JavaScript™, so you can use variables, etc. Check out the example.

If you're shipping a component, you might attach a function to it that your consumers call to inject the CSS.

var MyAmazingWidget = Embularactymerbone.createComponent({
  // something amazing
});

MyAmazingWidget.injectCSS = function() {
  jss({
    // you know what to do
  });
};

Implementation

JSS takes your style declarations, parses them into CSS, and then injects it into a shared <style/> tag at the top of <head/>. This way consumers of your component can override your styles just like they do native stuff.

Limitations

  • You'll probably get some FOUC if you do this with server side rendering in React.

  • Injecting large numbers of styles could have bad performance, this is not intended for use with your application styles, just components that need a dozen lines or so to look half decent.

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Package last updated on 07 Oct 2014

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