A streamlined re-interpretation of CSS Modules
Check out the official modular-css site: http://m-css.com/
There's an online REPL where you can try out modular-css
without needing to install anything!
.red { color: red; } .blue { composes: red; background: blue; } /* in the output .blue will be combination of both styles */
@value alert: #F00; .alert { color: alert; } /* will output as */ .alert { color: #F00; }
.style { color: red; } :global(.style2) { color: blue; } /* Will output as */ /* Scoped with unique file-based prefix */ .f5507abd_style { color: red; } /* Remains unstyled due to :global() pseudo */ .style2 { color: blue; }
/* input.css */ .input { width: 100%; } /* fieldset.css */ .fieldset :external(input from "./input.css") { width: 50%; }
More detailed descriptions are available on the website.
Detailed installation instructions are available on m-css.com
https://m-css.com/overview/#introduction-how
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