postcss-import-part

PostCSS plugin to import external file content at any place (like partial import).

To import adjacent file, path should be relative (like ./_part.css). Can import from node_modules (or web_modules) as well.

Currently recursive imports are not allowed.

You can also specify Parsers for imported files by extension.

Syntax

@import-part <string>;

where
<string> is path to file or module name.

Example

1div
2{
3	@import-part "./imports/imported.pcss";
4}

Output:

1div
2	.imported
3	{
4		color: red;
5	}
6}

You can find more examples in tests.

Install

npm install --save-dev postcss-import-part

Usage

It’s asynchronous plugin, so use should youse promises or async/await.

Source file path is required to resolve relative paths. If this path is not specified, root option is used (process.cwd() by default).

In this example used custom resolver to process paths, started from ~/, as relative to __dirname.

1const postcss = require( 'postcss' );
2const importJson = require( 'postcss-import-json' ).default;
3
4const css = '@import-part "~/fixtures/imports/imported.pcss";';
5const options = {
6	resolve: ( path ) => (
7		/^~\//.test( path )
8		? resolve( __dirname, path.substr( 2 ) )
9		: path
10	),
11};
12
13postcss( [globalVars( options )] )
14	.process(
15		css,
16		{from: '/tmp/test.css'},
17	)
18	.then(
19		( result ) =>
20		{
21			console.log( result.css ); // => '.imported\n{\n\tcolor: red;\n}'
22		},
23	);

Options

root

Type: string Default: process.cwd()

The root directory where to resolve path. Used to resolve relative paths when path of source file is not specified.

moduleDirectory

Type: string[] Default: ['web_modules', 'node_modules']

Directory (or directories) in which to recursively look for modules.

paths

Type: string[] Default: []

Paths array to use if nothing is found on the normal node_modules recursive walk.

plugins

Type: postcss.AcceptedPlugin[] Default: []

PostCSS plugins to be applied on each imported files.

parsers

Type: {[key: string]: Parse | Syntax} Default: {}

PostCSS parsers by file extension. Object key should be an extension as path.extname result, and value should be a parser plugin.

1{
2	'.sss': require( 'sugarss' ),
3}

resolve

Type: ( uri: string, basedir: string, options: PluginOptions ): string | Promise<string> Default: undefined

Custom path resolver. Relative path can be returned to continue processing with default resolver.

Function arguments:

• uri — URI from import rule (original path).
• basedir — Base directory for current import.
• options — Plugin options.

Change Log

View changelog.

License

MIT.