postcss/postcss

Transforming CSS with JS plugins

Andrey Sitnik

@ai

@Lyzhenkoff show you input CSS, PostCSS plugins and the error

Jonathan Lorimer

@JonathanLorimer

I think I actually sorted it out. I am doing a big port from webpack 3 to webpack 5 and somehow I the old configuration they were defining mixins globally? I just needed to add the correct imports. Thanks for the response!

Brian Hogue

@syzygy333

Hi, I'm using postcss and precss, which includes postcss-advanced-variables and in my guplfile I'm piping precss first and I keep getting Could not resolve the variable .... Didn't find much helpful googling around.

Andrey Sitnik

@ai

@syzygy333 sorry, have no time or experience in this plugin. Try to look into the sources. Most of PostCSS plugins are very simple inside

Jonathan Neal

@jonathantneal

I originally created that plugin. Feel free to DM me if you have to debug it. I had been looking for other maintainers for years. I’m still willing to offer assistance.

Mattias Hällkvist

@emattias

Does postcss have an api to check if a value is a color value?

Andrey Sitnik

@ai

@emattias PostCSS core has no this API

but postcss-value-parser may have it

Mattias Hällkvist

@emattias

@ai thanks! Seems like postcss-value-parser doesnt support scss. Is that corrects?

Andrey Sitnik

@ai

@emattias nope :(

but I am not sure

Mattias Hällkvist

@emattias

ok, how can I with postcss get the value of a sass variable?

Andrey Sitnik

@ai

@emattias postcss doesn’t parse SCSS too

you need to use postcss-scss parser

this parse parses $var: 1 as a $var declaration with 1

so it doesn’t really execute SCSS

if you have color: $black in SCSS, you will have { prop: 'color', value: '$black' }

Mattias Hällkvist

@emattias

I want to build a stylelint plugin to only allow using a specified list of sass-variables for color values

Andrey Sitnik

@ai

yeap, you can do it

you can use simple regexp to find a variable name in decl.value

Mattias Hällkvist

@emattias

Ok, thanks!

Mattias Hällkvist

@emattias

what are ways to get all the sass variables defined in a file?

Andrey Sitnik

@ai

@emattias

root.walkDecls(decl => {
  if (decl.prop.startsWith('$') {
    console.log(decl.prop)
  }
})

Mattias Hällkvist

@emattias

Thanks!

mrAzay

@mrAzay

I use the precss. How to import a css file with variables so that other files see these variables?

Andrey Sitnik

@ai

@mrAzay use postcss-import to inject CSS files with variables into all files which will use this variables

another way is to use variables option

Vinay

@vinaypillai

For anyone who's interested I recently wrote an RGB/HEX/HSL/XYZ/LAB/LCHab color converter: https://github.com/vinaypillai/ac-colors
https://dev.to/vinaypillai/lch-colors-and-why-you-should-be-using-them-plus-a-package-to-help-bbc

Jonathan Neal

@jonathantneal

@vinaypillai how does it compare to https://github.com/jonathantneal/convert-colors? I’m open to consolidating if there are issues you’ve found and resolved.

behnam rahmani

@b-rahmani

hi -in set autoprefixer but it not work "postcss --use autoprefixer -c option.json css/style.comp.css -o css/style.prefix.css

Ryan Zimmerman

@RyanZim

-c option sets directory to look for postcss config files with standard config names: https://github.com/michael-ciniawsky/postcss-load-config#usage

Also, either you're going to want to use a config file OR the --use option, not both

If after changing that, it's still not working, post an example snippet that isn't getting prefixed, your autoprefixer version, and browserslist config.

ShadyMind

@ShadyMind

Hi everybody! I cant find solution, how collect css variables from all passed files to one variable and after handling all files write collected data to file. Can anyone tell me where to dig for solution?

Andrey Sitnik

@ai

@ShadyMind I am not sure that there is plugin for it. You can write your own custom plugin, it should be not hard

ShadyMind

@ShadyMind

@ai Thanks for answer. But now Iam write new postcss plugin and cant find solution) Have you any ideas how that can be acheived in plugin?

I think i need a callback (or promise resolution) for all files handles^ but i cant find any API for that, even on http://api.postcss.org/

Andrey Sitnik

@ai

root.walkDecls(decl => {
  if (decl.prop.startsWith('--')) {
    variables.push(decl)
  }
})

this code collect custom properties from the file

you can use any postcss runner (like postcss-cli) to run it accorss multiple files

Zgjim Gjonbalaj

@zgjimgjonbalaj

Hey all, quick question any chance we can change the mixin name for postcss-custom-media from '@media' to say '@bp'? I am concerned that using original will have a conflict with original approach by prev devs who used actual media queries in CSS files '@media all and (min-width: xxx) {}'

Andrey Sitnik

@ai

@zgjimgjonbalaj I am not sure that we have an option for this

Zgjim Gjonbalaj

@zgjimgjonbalaj

@ai Thanks for your response, I guess may have to remove entirely. Was looking for a quick clean elegant approach any other options you can recommend and/or would this conflict you think with typed out queries?

I do not see any issues or errors popping up currently but figured it may cause problems though considering the original queries are not typed out as a function '@media(--bp)'

Andrey Sitnik

@ai

@zgjimgjonbalaj as I know CSSWG are not sure about custom media

I recoomend to use non-standard mixins by postcss-mixin or non-standard postcss-simple-vars

unfortunately, CSSWG are very bad in creating syntax sugar drafts, so it is hard to create a good CSS syntax arround future specs

Zgjim Gjonbalaj

@zgjimgjonbalaj

I thought postcss-media-queries output to standard CSS media queries? May have misunderstood there. I did attempt to use a mixin but may revisit back again. Thanks for your help!

Andrey Sitnik

@ai

@zgjimgjonbalaj yeap, it is converted to standard CSS media queries

CSS Custom Media was created according to CSS draft from CSSWG, where was suggested official new syntax to CSS

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