stylelint-themeizer v0.0.5

Stylelint themeizer

Stylelint plugin for "Themeizer" ecosystem.

Features

Checking for the existence of all colors (as well as linear and radial gradients) as a css variable. Replace them automatically when using stylelint with the --fix option.

Installation

$ npm install --save-dev stylelint-themeizer

or

$ yarn add --dev stylelint-themeizer

Usage

1. Add the plugin to the stylelint config.

.stylelintrc.json

{
	"plugins": [
		"stylelint-themeizer"
	]
}

2. Configure the rule

{
	"plugins": [
		"stylelint-themeizer"
	],
	"rules": {
		"themeizer/variables": {
			"url": "https://example.com/api/themes/",
			"revalidate": 0.5,
			"lookedTheme": "default-theme-name",
			"headers": {
				"key": "value"
			},
			"autoFix": true
		}
	}
}

where: url – api url to load and read colors revalidate – period in which to fetch styles (in minutes) lookedTheme – the name of the main theme in which to look colors headers – an object of headers required for reading from api autoFix – enable autofixes when running with --fix. Defaults to true

Themeizer ecosystem

• Figma plugin "Themeizer" – plugin for changing themes in design and publishing them in the cloud;
• themeizer – package for embedding themes from "Themeizer" Figma plugin at the server level or at build stage;
• next-themeizer – package for adding "Themeizer" ecosystem interaction configuration to your next.js application;
• themeizer-cli – package to automatically replace published colors (as well as linear and radial gradients) in style files with a css variable;
• stylelint-themeizer – stylelint plugin for "Themeizer" ecosystem.

License

MIT