@uppercod/postcss-import v1.7.4

@uppercod/postcss-import

resolves the @import and creates the tree property in the result object, which defines the imports.

1. Import and know the imports associated with the CSS.
2. Group the import under an alias to compose CSS.
3. Optimize parallel import.
4. Consume CSS from URL.

Install

npm install @uppercod/postcss-import

Usage

import postcss from "postcss";
import { pluginImport } from "@uppercod/postcss-import";

postcss([pluginImport()]).process(`@import "http://unpkg.com/example.css";`, {
    from: "example.css",
});

Options

The options are parameters that are mutable by the process that optimize the execution of this plugin, the plugin internally has a cache system to avoid multiple executions of postcss, to improve performance you can share this cache.

pluginImport({
    /**
     * Cache local processes, the process object can be
     * shared between multiple instances
     */
    process: {},
    /**
     * Stores the paths of the local files imported by the process
     */
    imports: {},
    /**
     * Allows you to override the default module resolution process
     * @param {string} id
     * @param {string} importer
     */
    resolve(id, importer) {
        return {
            // module resolution id
            id,
            // read css
            css: `.myCss{}`,
            // skip the scan and add it to the top header as import
            external: true,
            // associate the import with a cache to avoid processing the content
            cache: true,
        };
    },
});

You can customize the resolution and reuse the plugin resolver, eg:

import { pluginImport, resolve } from "@uppercod/postcss-import";

Optimization

const cache = {};

postcss([pluginImport(cache)]).process(`@import "./file.css";`, {
    from: "a.css",
});

postcss([pluginImport(cache)]).process(`@import "./file.css";`, {
    from: "b.css",
});

postcss([pluginImport(cache)]).process(`@import "./file.css";`, {
    from: "c.css",
});

The import plugin will run only once for the file file.css.

Group the import under an alias to compose CSS.

special feature of this plugin that allows associating the import to a group, to be associated based on that group with other rules, eg:

@import "https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/bulma@0.9.0/css/bulma.min.css" (as: bulma);

.button {
    @extend bulma.button, bulma.is-dark;
    @extend bulma"a button";
}