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travix-css-themes-polyfill
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Warning: It is not a full featured polyfill for CSS variables. It is just cover the case of flat variables (no nesting) for Travix.
Moreover, the name of global object with map for CSS variables is hardcoded.
npm i travix-css-themes-polyfill -S
install as a dependencyor use it via CDN
<script src="path-to-CDN-goes-here"></script>
Requirement: The polyfill expect to have global object with a name TravixTheme
with values for variables.
The script will check all <link>
tags with data attribute data-cssvars
and will process them with CSS variables mapping.
It also add an event listener for DOMSubtreeModified
and when new style tag added it will map its content as well.
There is a global function cssThemeService
which you can use when you need to map CSS variables with Travix theme.
Add it to your main bundle before any dynamically styles tags added.
Preferably add this code only for target platforms: IE11, Edge 14 and Android 4.x
npm run test
to run unit testnpm run lint
to check ES-lint errorsSince there is no transpiling step your code must be compatible with IE11
To publish this package run Makefile
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Travix CSS variables for themes polyfill
The npm package travix-css-themes-polyfill receives a total of 89 weekly downloads. As such, travix-css-themes-polyfill popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that travix-css-themes-polyfill demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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