@modular-css/browserify v29.0.3

@modular-css/browserify

Browserify support for modular-css.

This plugin can be combined with the factor-bundle plugin to output a common CSS file as well as bundle-specific CSS files.

@modular-css/browserify will use the basedir passed to browserify as it's cwd parameter.

• Install
• Options
• CLI
• API
• factor-bundle

Install

$ npm i @modular-css/browserify

Options

css

Location to write the generated CSS file to.

Shared Options

All other options are passed to the underlying Processor instance, see Options.

CLI

$ browserify -p [ @modular-css/browserify --css "./style.css" ] entry.js

API

var browserify = require("browserify"),
    build;

build = browserify("./entry.js");

build.plugin("@modular-css/browserify", {
    css : "./style.css",
});

factor-bundle

@modular-css/browserify is fully factor-bundle aware and will output correctly-partitioned CSS bundles to match the JS bundles created by factor-bundle.

WARNING: Due to how factor-bundle works the @modular-css/browserify plugin must be applied to the Browserify object before factor-bundle.

CLI

$ browserify home.js account.js \
    -p [ @modular-css/browserify --css gen/common.css ] \
    -p [ factor-bundle -o gen/home.js -o gen/account.js ] \
    -o bundle/common.js

API

var build = browserify([
    "./home.js",
    "./account.js"
]);

// NOTE modular-css applied before factor-bundle, it won't work otherwise!
build.plugin("@modular-css/browserify", {
    css : "./gen/common.css"
});

build.plugin("factor-bundle", {
    outputs : [
        "./gen/home.js",
        "./get/account.js"
    ]
});