ClassNameExtractor solves these problems by providing FFI setup that can extract class names by parsing CSS for safe style resolution, and by providing functionality to place CSS in the `output` directory.
npm install @himanoa/class-name-extractor
When using Vite's CSS Modules feature with PureScript, there are two main issues:
1. Since PureScript cannot directly import CSS, you need to prepare JavaScript code using FFI to import CSS and retrieve styles based on class name information, making it accessible from PureScript.
2. While spago build can output the JavaScript file that imports CSS and the compiled PureScript results to output/, the CSS files imported by JavaScript are not placed in output. As a result, Vite cannot resolve the CSS import part, causing build errors.
ClassNameExtractor solves these problems by providing FFI setup that can extract class names by parsing CSS for safe style resolution, and by providing functionality to place CSS in the output directory.
If you want to use the internal implementation as a library, please install it from spago:
``bash`
spago install class-name-extractor
If you want to use this tool as a CLI tool, install it from the NPM registry with the following command:
`bash`
npm install -D @himanoa/class-name-extractor
First, prepare your CSS module file. The file should use the .module.css extension:
`css`
/ src/components/Button/styles.module.css /
.foo {
display: flex
}
.bar {
background-color: black;
}
Then, run the class-name-extractor command with the following arguments:
`bash`
class-name-extractor
- : Path to your CSS module file (e.g., src/components/Button/styles.module.css)
- : The PureScript module name where you want to use these styles (e.g., YourProject.Components.Button)
Example:
`bash`
class-name-extractor src/components/Button/styles.module.css YourProject.Components.Button.Styles
The command will generate three files:
1. JavaScript FFI file:
`javascript
/ src/components/Button/Styles.js /
import s from './styles.module.css'
export const _styles = (name) => {
return s[name]
}
`
This file imports the CSS module and provides a function to access the class names.
2. PureScript module file:
`purescript
-- src/components/Button/Styles.purs
module YourProject.Components.Button.Styles (foo, bar) where
foreign import _styles :: String -> String
foo :: String
foo = _styles "foo"
bar :: String
bar = _styles "bar"
`
This file exports the class names as PureScript functions that can be imported in your components.
3. CSS file in output directory:
`css
/ output/YourProject.Components.Button.Styles/styles.module.css /
.foo {
display: flex
}
.bar {
background-color: black;
}
`
This is a copy of your CSS file placed in the output directory for Vite to properly resolve the imports.
You can use the generated styles in your PureScript components like this:
`purescript
module YourProject.Components.Button.Component where
import YourProject.Components.Button.Styles as Styles
button :: JSX
button = element "div" { className: Styles.foo } [ text "Button" ]
``
This ensures that:
- The class names are available as PureScript functions
- The CSS is properly imported and bundled by Vite
- You don't need to manually manage the FFI setup for CSS modules
If you find any bugs or issues while using the tool, please create an Issue.
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