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react-with-styles-interface-css-compiler
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Build step package for generating a static css file to support a react-with-styles project built with the react-with-styles CSS interface
Compiler for react-with-styles-interface-css that compiles CSS-in-js styles to generate a static CSS file.
The styles passed to withStyles
in the source code are compiled to static CSS by the compileCSS
function shown below. For convenience, a CLI wrapping compileCSS
is provided.
Compile styles to CSS using the compile-css
CLI.
stylesheet.css
file containing the compiled CSS in the current working directory{
"scripts": {
"build:css": "compile-css src/App.jsx"
}
}
npm run build:css
./node_modules/.bin/compile-css src/App.jsx
import compileCSS from 'react-with-styles-interface-css-compiler';
const entryPointFilePath = 'src/App.jsx';
// CSS is the minified CSS output
const CSS = compileCSS(entryPointFilePath);
FAQs
Build step package for generating a static css file to support a react-with-styles project built with the react-with-styles CSS interface
We found that react-with-styles-interface-css-compiler demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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