stylis-plugin-css-variables
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Stylis plugin that transforms CSS variable into static values for non-supported browsers.
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# stylis-plugin-css-variables
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> Stylis plugin that transforms CSS variable into static values for non-supported browsers.
## Table of contents
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- [Install](#install)
- [Usage](#usage)
- [How it works](#how-it-works)
- [Limitations](#limitations)
- [License](#license)
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## Install
```
npm install --save stylis-plugin-css-variables
```
## Usage
```js
import Stylis from 'stylis';
import cssVariablesPlugin from 'stylis-plugin-css-variables';
const stylis = new Stylis();
stylis.use(cssVariablesPlugin());
const rules = stylis(
'',
`.hello {
background: var(--bg, black);
}
`,
);
console.log(rules);
// .hello {background:black;background: var(--bg, black);}
```
## How it works
By default, this plugin will only run in environments that **do not support CSS variables**. For the web, that typically means IE11 and below. It will not generate various for browsers like Chrome, Safari, or Firefix.
If you need this to always run, there is a `skipSupportedBrowsers` option that can be passed:
```js
stylis.use(cssVariablesPlugin({ skipSupportedBrowsers: false }));
```
This plugin looks for any `var()` usage in the CSS declarations. If `var()` is found, it will attempt to retrieve the value from `:root`. If the CSS variable value is not available, it will attempt to use the provided fallback.
If a fallback is found, the static value will be prepended before the original CSS declaration:
**Before**
```css
.hello {
background: var(--bg, black);
}
```
**After**
```css
.hello {
background: black;
background: var(--bg, black);
}
```
However, if there are no `:root` values or fallbacks, then no static value will be generated.
Nested `var()` is supported!
```css
.hello {
background: var(--bg, var(--black, var(--dark, black)));
}
```
**After**
```css
.hello {
background: black;
background: var(--bg, var(--black, var(--dark, black)));
}
```
## Limitations
Automatic variable value retrieval is limited only to the `:root` scope.
## License
MIT © [Q](https://jonquach.com) ✌️❤️