postcss-assetus
Find the assets and then saves (or convert to inline) and compresses
Easy to use with your CSS
Install
npm install postcss-assetus --save
Example
Input example
/* .icon-... */
Output example
Methods and options
The path relative to the root of the script
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Methods
Method | Description |
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assetus-url($image); |
is replaced by a relative link to the image url("../images/icons.png") |
assetus-size($image); |
is replaced with the size of the image |
assetus-height($image); |
is replaced by height in pixels |
assetus-width($image); |
is replaced by width in pixels |
assetus:ihw($image); |
is replaced by the image's url, height and width of the image background-image: url("../images/image.png);height:30px;width:30px; |
Inline options
$image: "assets/images/image.png?name=newimage";
- name — another name of the image to save
Plugin options
// ...// ...
withImagemin
Compression of the image using [imagemin][]. Defaults to true
Images of assetus-inline
are compressed too
withImageminPlugins
Specify what to use plugins for. Defaults to [require('imagemin-pngquant')({quality: "60-70",speed: 1})]
imageDirCSS
Relative URL (background-image) which is replaced in position in your CSS. Defaults to ../images/
imageDirSave
The path where to save the images relative to the root of the script. Defaults to public/images/
searchPrefix
If you want to use a different prefix, then this option is for you.
Defaults to assetus
gulpfile.js
// ...// ...
Now you can now use