webpack-css-utils v0.2.0

webpack-css-utils

Webpack plugin to generate and inject CSS utilities to your application.

How does it work?

All you have to do is specify utility classes on any DOM elements and webpack will generate and inject the CSS into your app.

For example, if you want to add bottom margin of 20px to a link, you can do that

<a href="/" class="logo mb20">I have bottom margin</a>
<p>Here is some text having some <span class="fw600">important bold information</span> in it.</p>

Currently supported formuals are listed below.

How to use?

Install the plugin using npm or yarn

npm install webpack-css-utils --save-dev
yarn add webpack-css-utils --dev

Add the loader to module.rules in your webpack configuration

const CssUtils = require('webpack-css-utils');

// ...
module: {
  // Add the loader in the loader's list
  // it can handle HTML as well as JSX files
  rules: [
    // ...
    {
      test: /\.js$/,
      exclude: /node_modules/,
      use: CssUtils.Loader
    }
  ]
},
// ...
plugins: [
  // Add the plugin right after html-webpack-plugin
  // new HtmlWebpackPlugin(..),  // <-- You must have it installed and set up
  new CssUtils.Plugin(),
]
// ...

Notes for Units

All the default CSS units are supported. You can specify it and relevant CSS unit will be used

• Units including px, pt, em, p, vh, vw, vmin, ex, cm, in, mm, pc will translate to the same unit in CSS
• If you don't provide any unit px will be used
• If you need % specify it as p e.g. w50p will get translated to width: 50%
• If no unit is needed, specify n e.g. fw600n will translate to font-weight: 600

License

MIT © Kamran Ahmed