postcss-prefixwrap

PostCSS Prefix Wrap

A PostCSS plugin which prepends a selector to CSS styles to constrain their effect on parent elements in a page.

Supports	Versions
NodeJS	v12, v14, v16, v17
PostCSS	v7, v8

• How to use this plugin?
• What options does it have?
• How to contribute?
• Is this project secure?
• License

How to use this plugin?

⚠️ These instructions are only for this plugin. See the PostCSS website for framework information.

Install

Package Manager	Command
NPM	npm install postcss-prefixwrap --save-dev --save-exact
PNPM	pnpm add postcss-prefixwrap --save-dev --save-exact
Yarn	yarn add postcss-prefixwrap --dev --exact

Configure

Add to your PostCSS configuration.

const PostCSS = require("gulp-postcss");
const PrefixWrap = require("postcss-prefixwrap");

PostCSS([PrefixWrap(".my-custom-wrap")]);

Container

Add the container to your markup.

<div class="my-custom-wrap"><!-- Your existing markup. --></div>

View

View your CSS, now prefix-wrapped.

Before

p {
    color: red;
}

body {
    font-size: 16px;
}

After

.my-custom-wrap p {
    color: red;
}

.my-custom-wrap {
    font-size: 16px;
}

What options does it have?

• Minimal
• Ignored Selectors
• Prefix Root Tags
• File Whitelist
• File Blacklist

Minimal

The minimal required configuration is the prefix selector, as shown in the above example.

PrefixWrap(".my-custom-wrap");

Ignored Selectors

You may want to exclude some selectors from being prefixed, this is enabled using the ignoredSelectors option.

PrefixWrap(".my-custom-wrap", {
    ignoredSelectors: [":root", "#my-id", /^\.some-(.+)$/],
});

Prefix Root Tags

You may want root tags, like body and html to be converted to classes, then prefixed, this is enabled using the prefixRootTags option.

PrefixWrap(".my-container", {
    prefixRootTags: true,
});

With this option, a selector like html will be converted to .my-container .html, rather than the default .my-container.

File Whitelist

In certain scenarios, you may only want PrefixWrap() to wrap certain CSS files. This is done using the whitelist option.

PrefixWrap(".my-custom-wrap", {
    whitelist: ["editor.css"],
});

File Blacklist

In certain scenarios, you may want PrefixWrap() to exclude certain CSS files. This is done using the blacklist option.

If whitelist option is also included, blacklist will be ignored.

PrefixWrap(".my-custom-wrap", {
    blacklist: ["colours.css"],
});

How to contribute?

Read our Contributing Guide to learn more about how to contribute to this project.

Is this project secure?

Read our Security Guide to learn how security is considered during the development and operation of this plugin.

License

The MIT License is used by this project.

Changelog

1.28.1

🐛 Bug Fixes

• [146] Fix Rule not wrapped when the first selector starts with the prefix