@ltipton/babel-plugin-restyle-css v0.1.0

babel-plugin-restyle-css

Babel plugin to convert reStyle css strings into JS objects durning build. Code originally taken from babel-plugin-css-to-js. It was then modified to meet the needs of this library.

• css prop was changed to reStyle
• All dependencies were updated to the latest versions

Install

NPM

npm install babel-plugin-restyle-css --save-dev

Yarn

yarn add babel-plugin-restyle-css --dev

Setup

Add it to your babel config ( .babelrc || babel.config.js )

{
  "plugins": [["restyle-css"]]
}

Post CSS Plugins It uses postCSS under the hood to do the CSS conversion. Which means any you can pass any postCSS plugins you want by adding them to the babel config

{
  "plugins": [["restyle-css", {
    // Add PostCss Plugins ( optional )
    "plugins": ["autoprefixer"]
  }]]
}

method By default the reStyle method will be used in transposed code. To modify the name of the method, use the method property in the babel config.

{
  "plugins": [["restyle-css", {
    "method": 'customMethod'
  }]]
}

Setting the method property to false will omit the method call entirely. Use this to get just the converted style object. See example below for more info

Examples

Example 1

Basic setup with the reStyle method

Babel config

{
  "plugins": [["restyle-css"]]
}

In App

• Import the reStyle method at the top of your file, then use it when building your styles

import { reStyle } from '@keg-hub/retheme/reStyle'

const rule = props => reStyle`
  font-size: ${props.fontSize}px;
  margin-top: ${props.margin ? '15px' : 0};
  color: red;
  line-height: 1.4;
  :hover {
    color: blue;
    fontSize: ${props.fontSize + 2}px;
  }
  @media (min-height: 300px) {
    background-color: gray;
    :hover {
      color: black;
    }
  }
`

Build Output

const rule = props => reStyle({
  fontSize: props.fontSize + 'px',
  marginTop: props.margin ? '15px' : 0,
  color: 'red',
  lineHeight: 1.4,
  ':hover': {
    color: 'blue',
    fontSize: props.fontSize + 2 + 'px'
  },
  '@media (min-height: 300px)': {
    backgroundColor: 'gray',
    ':hover': {
      color: 'black'
    }
  }
})

Example 2

With a custom method, which will overwrite the reStyle method in the build output

Babel config

{
  "plugins": [["restyle-css", {
    "method": 'customMethod'
  }]]
}

In App

• Import your customMethod method at the top of your file. You can use reStyle or customMethod when building your styles

import { customMethod } from './path/to/custom/method'

// reStyle will be replaced by customMethod
const rule = props => reStyle`
  font-size: ${props.fontSize}px;
`
// Or use customMethod here directly
const rule = props => customMethod`
  font-size: ${props.fontSize}px;
`

Build Output

const rule = props => customMethod({
  fontSize: props.fontSize + 'px'
})

Example 3

With the method property set to false in the babel config.

Works the same as the babel-plugin-css-to-js plugin

Babel config

{
  "plugins": [["restyle-css", {
    "method": false
  }]]
}

In App

• Still use reStyle when building your styles

// reStyle will be removed by the plugin
const rule = props => reStyle`
  font-size: ${props.fontSize}px;
`

Build Output

// The converted styles object will be returned, without a method call
const rule = props => ({
  fontSize: props.fontSize + 'px'
})

Notes

You may have a need to convert styles inline of a reStyle definition. A helper tag has been added to allow this functionality. Similar to settng the method property to false. It will return the converted styles as an object.

In App

const rule = props => reStyle`
  .inline-w-helper {
    composes: ${props.foo ? reInline`border: 1px` : undefined};
  }
`

Build Output

const rule = props => reStyle({
  '.inline-w-helper': {
    composes: props.foo ? { border: "1px" } : undefined,
  }
})