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Babel plugin css prop

Babel plugin to transpile `css` prop to a styled component. (Experimental)

From satya164·Updated November 29, 2022·View on GitHub·

**babel plugin css prop** is a Babel plugin to transpile `css` prop to a styled component. (Experimental) The project is written primarily in JavaScript, first published in 2018. Key topics include: babel, babel-plugin, linaria, styled-components.

babel-plugin-css-prop

Babel plugin to transpile css prop to a styled component.

The plugin will let you use the css prop ala emotion in libraries like linaria and styled-components. Internally, it will convert the css prop to a styled component.

Usage

Install the plugin:

sh
yarn add --dev babel-plugin-css-prop

Then include it in your .babelrc:

json
{ "plugins": ["css-prop"] }

Example

Now you can use the css prop in your components:

js
function App(props) { return ( <div css={` flex: 1; background-color: ${props.bg}; `} > Hello world </div> ); }

You are not restricted to template literals in the css prop. You can also use a plain string.

The only restrictions are:

  1. The prop must be specified directly on the JSX element, since the plugin uses it to detect the prop.
  2. The element using the css prop must be inside a component/function and not in the top level scope.

Options

  • target: "linaria" | "styled-components" | "auto" | "none": The CSS-in-JS library you use. If you specify the library, the plugin will auto-insert a require statement for styled when needed. If you set it to "auto", it will try to auto-detect which library you use by reading your package.json. If you set it to "none", require statements won't be inserted. (Default: "auto")

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