rx-css-loader

0.1.11

fix border-width 0px bug

0.1.9

fix border-width =>borderWidth

0.1.8

fix border-width less than 1px will parse to 1px

0.1.7

fix border-width 1px will not parse to 2rem

0.1.3

fix: opacity translate to rem

fix: flex bug:flex-grow && flex-basis && flex-shrink

fix: ignnore css prefix info

feature：add notValidate argument to hide warning

rx-css-loader?notValidate=true

**feature: add unit test

• inspired by react-native-css-loader

Installation

$ npm install rx-css-loader --save-dev

Usage

within the webpack config:

// only css:
module: {
  loaders: [{
    test: /\.css$/,
    loader: 'rx-css-loader'
  }]
}
 
// use sass:
module: {
  loaders: [{
    test: /\.rxscss$/,
    loader: 'rx-css-loader!sass-loader'
  }]
}
 
// use less:
module: {
  loaders: [{
    test: /\.rxless$/,
    loader: 'rx-css-loader!less-loader'
  }]
}
 

Properties supported

Any property found in your CSS will be camelCased. By default, this plugin will always output values as JavaScript Number or Boolean objects when appropriate. Values with units attached, including "em" and "px," will be output without their unit suffixes.

Special-case properties

The following properties output different keys to satisfy React Native's requirements. Unless otherwise noted, the values for each correspond with CSS3.

Property	Example Values	Notes
margin	2px

2px 4px
3px 1px 5px
1px 3px 2px 6px | padding | 2px
2px 4px
3px 1px 5px
1px 3px 2px 6px | box-shadow | none
0 2px 4px rgba(52, 21, 23, 0.32) | Inset shadows and spread values are not supported. flex | 1
1 30px
1 2 10% | Only the first value will be output and the rest will be ignored, as React Native does not support flex-basis or flex-shrink. transform | perspective(90)
rotate(10deg)
rotateX(5deg)
rotateY(10deg)
rotateZ(15deg)
rotate3d(5deg, 10deg, 15deg)
scale(1.2)
scaleX(1.5)
scaleY(0.5)
scale2d(1.5, 0.5) or scale3d(1.5, 0.5)
translateX(5px)
translateY(10px)
translate2d(5px, 10px) or translate3d(5px, 10px) | You may chain multiple transformations together with a space delimiter, like in CSS3 (see example above).

Contributing

• Fork this Repo first
• Clone your Repo
• Install dependencies by $ npm install
• Checkout a feature branch
• Feel free to add your features
• Make sure your features are fully tested
• Publish your local branch, Open a pull request
• Enjoy hacking <3