in-css

a css modular management and loader for web-workflow.

use

$3

``
npm install --save in-css

or

bower install --save in-css
`

or in use it directly in browser

`

`

$3

`
InCss.config({
urlArgs: '',
baseUrl : '',
jsBaseUrl: '',
paths: {
'module': 'path/to/module'
},
deps: {
'module': 'otherModule',
'module': [
'otherModule', 'otherModule'
]
}
});
`

* urlArgs: if set, will be add to every link href by ?+urlArgs
* baseUrl: base url of all css resources
* jsBaseUrl: base url of all js resources
* paths: module path declaration
* deps: modules dependencies

$3

1. directly use

`
InCss.use('module1', 'module2', 'module3');
`

2. make a module, and then load it

`
// in jsBaseUrl/path/to/module.js
InCss.use('module1', 'module2', 'module3');

// load it in other file
InCss.load('path/to/module');
``