1.9.1 • Published 5 years ago
nukecss v1.9.1
nukecss
Eliminates unused CSS rules. Built from the ground up for single-page apps. Inspired by purifycss and uncss.
How It Works
- Parses the CSS with postcss and gonzales-pe and walks the AST to find the IDs, classes, and DOM types used in selectors.
- Parses HTML and JavaScript sources to find rule usage in strings and attributes, falling back to simple RegExp search when parsing fails.
- Removes rules whose selectors cannot be found in the source set.
Usage
npm install --save nukecss
nuke.js
const fs = require('fs')
const nukecss = require('nukecss')
const css = fs.readFileSync('myfile.css')
nukecss('./**/*.@(js|html)', css)
// .js-class { color: white; }
// .other-class { color: white; }
// .still-works { color: white; }
// #primary { color: white; }myfile.js
const jsignored = "js-class other-class"
const woah = ["still", "works"].join("-")myfile.css
.jsignored { color: white; }
.html-ignored { color: white; }
.js-class { color: white; }
.other-class { color: white; }
.still-works { color: white; }
#primary { color: white; }
#primary > .unused { color: white; }
.also-unused { color: white; }myfile.html
<html>
<body>
<div id="primary" class="html-class">html-ignored</div>
</body>
</html>