microsoft-adaptivecards-scss-to-json v1.2.0

microsoft-adaptivecards-scss-to-json

Allows creation of HostConfig json via SCSS

Installation

npm install microsoft-adaptivecards-scss-to-json

Usage

Start with an SCSS file that contains a map (a structured variable) with the shape of Adaptive Cards Host Config. Your SCSS file can exist with your other stylesheets and be driven by your own variables or mixins. See sample.scss for an example.

You can create a map in SCSS from JSON with the companion tool "microsoft-adaptivecards-json-to-scss".

In node

var scss2json = require('microsoft-adaptivecards-scss-to-json');
var hostConfig = scss2json('./test.scss');  //any entry point to your SCSS
console.log(hostConfig);    //now a json object

Command line

This will output formatted JSON to stdout:

ac-scss2json ./sample.scss

Command line options

Executable JavaScript

The --exec option will output executable JavaScript with AdaptiveCards.setHostConfig() to stdout:

 ac-scss2json ./sample.scss --exec

JSON embedded in CSS content

The --css option will output CSS containing the JSON in CSS content to stdout:

 ac-scss2json ./sample.scss --css

The --css-append <filename> option will append CSS containing the JSON in CSS content to an existing file:

 ac-scss2json ./sample.scss --css-append yourExistingFile.css

Example: reading JSON from the CSS content at runtime in the browser

var element = document.createElement('a');  //any element tagname will work
element.id = 'ac-hostConfig';
var style = window.getComputedStyle(element);
var content = style.content;
var json = content.slice(1, -1).replace(/\\"/g, '"');
var hostConfig = JSON.parse(json);
AdaptiveCards.setHostConfig(hostConfig);