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Rump Styles is a Rump module for styles authored in CSS, LESS, Sass, and Stylus with Pleeease included to write better CSS with ease and even leverage some future CSS features. For more information, visit the core repository.
The following is appended to the core Rump API:
rump.addGulpTasks(options)This module adds the following tasks:
build:styles will process CSS stylesheets with Pleeease. For more
information on source and destination paths see rump.configure() below. This
task is also added to the build task.watch:styles will run build:styles, then monitor for changes and process
updated files as needed. This task is also added to the watch task.info:styles will display information on what this specific module does,
specifically the source and destination paths as well as what files would get
processed. This task is also added to the info task.rump.configure(options)Redefine options for Rump and Rump modules to follow. In addition to what options Rump and other Rump modules offer, the following options are available alongside default values:
options.paths.source.styles ('styles')This is the directory where styles to be processed are contained. This path is
relative to the root source path. (If the default root and styles path is used,
then the path would be src/styles)
options.paths.destination.styles ('styles')This is the directory where styles are copied to. This path is relative to the
root destination path. (If the default root and styles path is used, then the
path would be dist/styles)
options.globs.build.styles ('*.{css,less,scss,styl})This specifies which stylesheets to process. By default it processes all CSS files in the immediate directory of the root source path for styles.
options.globs.watch.styles ('**/*.{css,less,scss,styl})This specifies which stylesheets to monitor for changes. By default it watches all CSS files in the root source path for styles, including those in subdirectories.
options.styles.minify (options.environment === 'production')This specifies whether to minify generated CSS. (minified if true) By default
CSS is minified only if the environment is set to production. (visit the main
Rump repository for more information on environment)
options.styles.sourceMap (options.environment === 'development')This specifies whether to include inline source maps to generated CSS. (source
maps included if true) By default source maps are included only if the
environment is set to development. (visit the main Rump repository for more
information on environment)
options.styles.pleeeaseThis specifies any options you want to override in Pleeease. (specifically
gulp-pleeease) Minification by
default is enabled or disabled based on the minify option above. Future CSS
features are enabled by default. Default search paths for @import are also
added, including: node_modules, bower_components, and root source path for
styles detailed above.
rump.configs.pleeeaseThis contains the generated options that are passed to Pleeease in the Gulp task. This is a good way to see what options are generated based on defaults and overrides.
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We found that rump-styles 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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