precss | Use Sass-like markup in your CSS | Theme library
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PreCSS lets you use Sass-like markup and staged CSS features in CSS. PreCSS combines Sass-like syntactical sugar — like variables, conditionals, and iterators — with emerging CSS features — like logical and custom properties, media query ranges, and image sets.
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QUESTION
using tailwindcss and applying background colors does not getting parsed
here is my tailwind config
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-03 at 20:59You are overriding the default colors within your theme.colors. You need to move your custom colors into extend.
QUESTION
I was in webpack Version 5.40.0
In one of my script, i use computed variable name to make promise with async/await /import.. in a stimulus controller
It was working fine.
Today when i update my dependency and add webpack to last version : 5.52.1, the build fail with an error on the first [ in this line : this.['module' + datagridshortName[i]]
'Syntax Error: Unexpected token' on the bracket.
So how to use computed name variable in webpack encore now ??
I just got back to webpack 5.40 and the code work.
Thanks for your explanations / help :)
My code :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-27 at 15:53So it was just a typo mistake :
this.['module' + datagridshortName[i]] => this['module' + datagridshortName[i]]
Just remove the . and it's ok.
Explanation (thanks Lyzard kyng)
QUESTION
This is the ERROR. I use visual studio code with gitBash.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-20 at 11:24See the edit below.
As the error says the webpack version not matched try either:
- upgrade
lesson-54-intro-webpack
package - downgrade
mini-css-extract-plugin
Edit: based on your package.json
content
You need to upgrade your webpack
version to version 5
QUESTION
I am trying to build a next.js project with-mongodb on it but its not working and im not sure why. The log doesn't appear to be very helpful with that the issue is (as far as i can tell) and so im not sure how to fix it. here is a copy of the log;
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-13 at 14:28Today I tried again and recieved a proper error message.
QUESTION
In my project I want to generate 2 tailwind files.
- Frontend file, no prefixes
- Admin file, all classes prefixed
I have added 2 config files:
- tailwind.config.js
- tailwind.admin.config.js
Inside tailwind.admin.config.js
I have added the property:
prefix: 'tw-',
The problem is in webpack I am unable to specify the alternative config inside my rule. No matter what I do it always uses the tailwind.config.js
file.
Here is my webpack rule for the amdin file:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-17 at 20:06It seems that if you have any file named as derfault config file it will always use them no matter what you do. Renaming the default files to something else made it actually take the file I was passing it.
QUESTION
I have been racking my brains trying to figure out why Webpack is saying for the entry module "app", the path is not a string. It's not exactly the same as the other error's I've read on stackoverflow, which is why it leads me to ask the question myself.
I am using the latest Webpack (5.16) and Webpack-cli(4.4) and trying to build this to run on Node.
I have the following webpack.config.js, in which I only added the stats section to try and debug the issue:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-21 at 01:20To simplify the code, we have removed some properties, and you were right, it is not necessary to import path
.
Node: 14.15.1
Webpack: 5.16
Webpack-cli: 4.4
QUESTION
I wanna using tailwind with sass on vue js, I'm following tailwind docs but still got this error
this is my depedency, postcss is up to date
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-19 at 11:15Try to uninstall that dependencies which are related to postcss and tailwind :
QUESTION
I'm new to gulp
tasks. I'm practicing it now. After some googling I learned to write few tasks. I'm using tailwind
and bulma
css in my project.
Here is my setup.
package.json
:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-29 at 19:07After some googling and research, here is how I fixed it.
added gulp-sass
by doing npm install gulp-sass
and piped gulp-sass
in my gulp task.
Here is my final working setup,
package.json
:
QUESTION
I'm trying to implement css modules in my typescript react project, but still can't get the css file imported:
- I use css-modules-typescript-loader to create .css.d.ts to assert typing
- I use @dr.pogodin/react-css-modules to be able to use css modules ("styleName") in react. It'll generate some hash for the css property like the "src-containers-___App__background___2WjSL" in the image above
Here are the files regarding the App and css:
App.tsx:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-06 at 18:31The problem here is the generated hash name between babel-plugin-react-css-modules
vs css-loader
are now different in pattern.
In order to fix this, since babel-plugin-react-css-modules
is now using this pattern [path]___[name]__[local]___[hash:base64:5]
by default, you just fix by configure css-loader
using the same pattern as following:
QUESTION
We have an application (a website) with some React components, css and js compiled with webpack.
Our workflow is to npm run start
in the /src/
folder while developing locally, which generates CSS and JS files in /dist/
then run npm run build
to clear down refresh all the files in the /dist/
folder before deploying to live. That is the intent, anyway.
The problem is, when we deploy a change to the live environment, it seems the browser still has previous versions of the CSS/JS files cached, or not reading correctly from the new versions. This only happens with the hashed/chunked (React component) files (see ** in file structure below), not the main.js or main.scss file.
We thought webpack produced new 'chunks'/files with each build. Is there a way we can force webpack to do this so the files are read as new when they change, or the filenames are different? I do want the files to be cached by the browser, but I also want new changes to be accounted for.
Example File Structure
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-25 at 12:19In order to bust a cache on a build, you need to change the url of static asset (js / css).
The best way to do so is to generate random string based on content of the file (called hash), the benefit of this approach is that if the final file didn't changed between deploys it will generate the same hash => clients will use the cached file. If it does changed => hash changed => file name change => clients will fetch a new file.
Webpack has a built it method for this.
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