css-to-js
Compiles CSS files into require-able JS files
The css-to-js(1) program accepts a CSS file via stdin and outputs a
CommonJS require() file, which when required on the client-side, will
inject the styles into the <head> of the document via a <style> tag.
The output file depends on the component/load-styles component,
so be sure to add that to the dependencies array of your component (not
inlining the load-styles logic into the output files keeps it DRY and
reduces file size).
Installation
Install with npm:
$ npm install -g css-to-js
Example
Given the CSS file styles.css:
With css-to-js you can compile this into a .js file, with a CSS prefix of
.my-class-name, like so:
$ css-to-js --prefix ".my-class-name"
Will output .js code similar to:
var css = ".my-class-name .wat {\n color: red;\n}\n\n.my-class-name div i {\n color: blue;\n}";var called = false;var load = ;module {if called return;called = true;return ;};
Now you can require() this file at will via Node.js, ComponentJS, Browserify, or
any other require build system.
License
(The MIT License)
Copyright (c) 2013 Automattic, Inc.
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