postcss-relaxed-unit v1.1.1
Postcss-relaxed-unit 🍮
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Postcss-relaxed-unit is a postcss plugin for unit tranformation and make write css easier with custom unit.
You can define a rule to determine the mapping relationship between custom unit and target unit, and you can use some operators to calculate the target value (like add
, sub
, mul
, div
, unit
), so you can write style relaxed without care about calculate unit.
Motivation
Sometimes, we need to care about calculating the style values, for example, px
to rem
, rem
to vw
, px
to whatever that mobile side need and we don't need many plugins. so, postcss-relaxed-unit
can help you forget that, you just need define a rule that describes the custom unit to target unit mapping! that's all! :tada:
Precision overflow 👌
You don't have to care about precision overflow, because postcss-relaxed-unit
wraps bignumber.js
.
Install
postcss-relaxed-unit
is publish to npm
,so you can install it using npm
or yarn
npm i postcss-relaxed-unit -D
or
yarn add postcss-relaxed-unit -D
because postcss-relaxed-unit
is depends on PostCSS, you need to install postcss.
Usage
You only need to define rule to get start~
postcss.config.js
const RelaxedUnit = require("postcss-relaxed-unit");
module.exports = {
plugins: [
RelaxedUnit({
rules: { rx: "add(1).sub(2).mul(3).div(9).unit(rem)" }
})
]
};
Multiple rules
You can define more rules :)
const RelaxedUnit = require("postcss-relaxed-unit");
module.exports = {
plugins: [
RelaxedUnit({
rules: {
rx: "add(1).sub(2).mul(3).div(9).unit(rem)",
ex: "div(100).unit(rem)"
}
})
]
};
Nuxt
In Nuxt.js
, you need to define the config in nuxt.config.js
nuxt.config.js
module.exports = {
build: {
extractCSS: true,
postcss: {
plugins: {
'postcss-relaxed-unit': {
rules: { rx: 'div(100).unit(rem)' },
},
},
},
}
Options
rules {[custom unit name]: 'operators'}
custom unit to target unit mapping containeradd Operator
target value plus+
sub Operator
target value subtraction-
mul Operator
target value multiplication*
div Operator
target value divition/
unit Operator
unit of output
custom unit will output does not change missing unit
Operator, e.g.
{
"postcss-relaxed-unit": {
"rules": { "rx": "add(10).sub(2)" }
}
}
origin style
.hello-relaxed-unit {
width: 10rx;
}
output style
.hello-relaxed-unit {
width: 18rx;
}
The signature of operator function like
type OperatorFunction = (arg: number | string) => string;
so, if you call the operator function like add(aas)
, it will compile passing, the aas
wiil be convert to 0
.
{"rx": "add(aas).unit(px)"} => {"rx": "add(0).unit(px)"}
Example
run yarn example
or npm run example
if you want to see the results of postcss-relaxed-unit
working.⚙️
LICENSE
MIT.