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stylus-import-tree
Advanced tools
This plugin allows you to recursively import entire directories instead of writing bunch of `@import` statements in your stylus file:
This plugin allows you to recursively import entire directories instead of writing bunch of @import
statements in your stylus file:
import_tree('./foobar')
// insted of:
// @import 'foobar/a'
// @import 'foobar/b'
// @import 'foobar/c/d'
Files will be imported in alphabetical order based on filename. To import the files in a specific order you can either name them accordingly, use this plugin in conjunction with a build tool such as Grunt, or import them separately:
@import 'variables'
@import 'base'
import_tree('./modules')
You can setup this plugin using define
importTree = require 'stylus-import-tree'
stylus(str)
.define("import_tree", importTree)
.render (err, css) ->
throw err if err
console.log css
grunt.initConfig
stylus:
dist:
options:
define:
import_tree: require 'stylus-import-tree'
files:
'tmp/assets/styles/app.css': ['app/styles/app.styl']
This is a fork of Style import_tree Proof of Concept by Aleksey V. Zapparov.
FAQs
This plugin allows you to recursively import entire directories instead of writing bunch of `@import` statements in your stylus file:
We found that stylus-import-tree 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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