@clair/babel-plugin-inject-style v1.0.2
@clair/babel-plugin-inject-style
When import a given component, import its corresponding style file automatically.
Installation
npm i -D @clair/babel-plugin-inject-style
# or
yarn add -D @clair/babel-plugin-inject-styleUsage
In your babel-config.js or .babelrc
module.exports = {
plugins: ['@clair/inject-style'] // or '@clair/babel-plugin-inject-style'
}Options
By default, it is designed to be used with @clair/vue and @clair/react.
But certain flexibility can be achieved by options
packageName
Default: '@clair/vue.
To specify which UI library to target.
module.exports = {
plugins: [
[
'@clair/inject-style',
{
packageName: 'yourUILibrary'
}
]
]
}stylePackageName
Default: '@clair/theme-default'
If the style files are released under another package, this would become handy.
Support you want to import Button with pure JavaScript and load its style automatically, then you can
module.exports = {
plugins: [
'@clair/inject-style',
{
packageName: 'yourUILibrary',
stylePackageName: 'yourDesignatedStyleLibrary'
}
]
}There is a path matching pattern underneath
const stylePath = `${stylePackageName}/styles/${computedComponentName}${extension}`This may not be what you want. Then try getStylePath.
getStylePath
You can only pass function in
babel.config.js.
To maximize the flexibility to compute your own style path, you can
module.exports = {
plugins: [
'@clair/inject-style',
{
packageName: 'yourUILibrary',
getStylePath(componentName) {
return computeStylePath(componentName)
}
}
]
}getStylePath accept one parameter componentName.
It is name of the imported named import or the default import.
For example, in case like import { a as b } from 'libaray', a is the componentName here.
By using this,
stylePackageNameandextensionwill be ignored.
extension
Default: '.scss'.
The extension of style files. You can change it to anything you want.
It will be ignored if you are using
getStylePath.
TODO
- test