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selector-to-hash

The selector-to-hash is easy to hash HTML and CSS selectors.

0.0.6

MIT

TypeScript

8.36 kB

1.7

Installations

npm install selector-to-hash

Developer Guide

BETA

Typescript

Yes

Module System

CommonJS

Node Version

14.0.0

NPM Version

6.14.5 Pull Requests

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0

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TypeScript

JavaScript

TypeScript (95.8%)

JavaScript (4.2%)

Developer

shigasy

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20 Commits

1 Watchers

13 Branches

1 Contributors

Updated on May 22, 2020

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Package Meta Information

Latest Version

0.0.6

Package Id

selector-to-hash@0.0.6

Unpacked Size

8.36 kB

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3.79 kB

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NPM Version

6.14.5

Node Version

14.0.0

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Dev Dependencies

@types/jest @types/js-beautify @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin @typescript-eslint/parser eslint eslint-config-prettier eslint-plugin-prettier jest js-beautify prettier ts-jest ts-node typescript

selector-to-hash

The selector-to-hash is easy to hash HTML and CSS selectors.

⚠ This is incomplete and we recommend that you do not use it.

Description

This converts the class to hash and allows for a scoped CSS with no duplicates.

Currently, only the class selector is supported.

before

1<div class="test">
2  <p class="text-center">selectorToHash</p>
3</div>

1.test {
2  width: 300px;
3  background: #ccc;
4}
5.text-center {
6  text-align: center;
7}

after

1<div class="h-aaaa1111">
2  <p class="h-bbbb2222">selectorToHash</p>
3</div>

1.h-aaaa1111 {
2  width: 300px;
3  background: #ccc;
4}
5.h-bbbb2222 {
6  text-align: center;
7}

Usage

Install

1$ yarn add selector-to-hash # or npm install selector-to-hash

ES2015 modules (Node.js and Browser)

1import { selectorToHash } from 'selector-to-hash'
2
3const html =
4`
5<div class="test">selectorToHash</div>
6`
7
8const css =
9`
10.test {
11  color: blue;
12}
13`
14
15selectorToHash(html, css)
16/* 
17{
18  html:
19  `
20  <div class="h-aaaa1111">selectorToHash</div>
21  `,
22  css:
23  `
24  .h-aaaa1111 {
25    color: blue;
26  }
27  `
28}
29*/

commonJS (Node.js and Browser)

1const selectorToHash = require("selector-to-hash").selectorToHash;
2
3selectorToHash(html, css)
4/*
5{
6  html: '',
7  css:  '',
8}
9*/

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Score

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Last Scanned on 2025-07-07

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