prefix-lite v0.0.2

prefix-lite

NOTE: This is experimental software; please report issues.

A lightweight, isometric solution for prefixing styles in JavaScript.

import prefix from 'prefix-lite';

const prefixed = prefix({
  display: 'flex',
  flexDirection: 'column',
  justifyContent: 'flex-end',
  flexOrder: 3,

  filter: 'blur(500px)',
});

console.log(prefixed);

// Result:
// {
//   display: [
//     'flex',
//     '-webkit-flex',
//     '-ms-flexbox'
//   ],
//   flexDirection: 'column',
//   justifyContent: 'flex-end',
//   flexOrder: 3,
//   filter: 'blur(500px)',
//   MozJustifyContent: 'flex-end',
//   MsJustifyContent: 'flex-end',
//   OJustifyContent: 'flex-end',
//   WebkitJustifyContent: 'flex-end',
//   MsFlexPack: 'end',
//   MozFilter: 'blur(500px)',
//   MsFilter: 'blur(500px)',
//   OFilter: 'blur(500px)',
//   WebkitFilter: 'blur(500px)'
// }

Why not just use Autoprefixer?

This project is for people who need to render dynamic styles in the browser, and was designed to be used with free-style.

Autoprefix was never really meant to run client-side; bundling it will add several megabytes to your bundle size.

Why not just use -prefix-free, et al?

-prefix-free is an awesome solution, but wont solve your problem if you want to serve static CSS that is immediately-viewable; furthermore, if you serve your CSS over HTTPS, many browsers will throw security exceptions.

License

MIT

Install

npm install prefix-lite