Feature: add next.js integration

[mulfyx]

The current version of wyw-in-js does not provide compatibility with Next.js 14.

[glassdimlygr]

Is Next.js 13 or 12 supported?

[siriwatknp]

@layershifter MUI is working on the zero-runtime engine (on top of linaria). Would you be able to share what's to be done for Next.js integration? I can submit a PR once the plan is clear.

[layershifter]

@siriwatknp first, I would check if setup the existing Webpack loader & plugin works with Next.js 13/14 and debug what breaks. So far, I was not able to do that, but Next.js must be supported, so I appreciate if somebody will at least trace the problem 🐱

[layershifter]

Looks like the problem has repro https://github.com/callstack/linaria/issues/1387.

Needs to be debugged to get understanding what went wrong.

[mulfyx]

this might help I think

https://github.com/vanilla-extract-css/vanilla-extract/blob/6c65b4836cbc2db344524d7b613c9e445d87ea38/packages/webpack-plugin/src/loader.ts#L122

[nihgwu]

As we still don't have official plugin for Next.js, and I've tried different solutions mentioned in this and other threads, none of them works for me (wyw-in-js + Next.js v14), so I chose another approach and works pretty good for us: Extracting stylesheet in a different process via esbuild, and esbuild is already super fast

1. create babel.config.js, we still need the babel plugin to compile wyw-in-js to classNames

   module.exports = {
     presets: ['next/babel', '@wyw-in-js'],
   }

2. create script (e.g. extract-styles.mjs) to extract style via esbuild

   import wyw from '@wyw-in-js/esbuild'
   import * as esbuild from 'esbuild'
   import fs from 'fs'
   
   import wywConfig from './wyw-in-js.config.js'
   
   const args = process.argv.slice(2)
   
   /** @type {import('esbuild').Plugin} */
   const myPlugin = {
     name: 'my-plugin',
     setup(build) {
       build.onEnd(() => {
         const cssText = fs.readFileSync('./dist/index.css', 'utf-8')
         fs.writeFileSync('./styles.css', cssText, 'utf-8')
         fs.rmSync('./dist', { recursive: true })
       })
     },
   }
   
   /** @type {import('esbuild').BuildOptions} */
   const options = {
     entryPoints: ['src/index.ts'],
     outdir: 'dist',
     bundle: true,
     minify: false,
     logOverride: {
       'ignored-bare-import': 'silent',
     },
     plugins: [
       wyw({
         filter: wywConfig.include,
         ...wywConfig,
       }),
       myPlugin,
     ],
   }
   
   if (args.includes('-w') || args.includes('--watch')) {
     const context = await esbuild.context(options)
     await context.watch()
   
     // eslint-disable-next-line no-console
     console.log('👀 watching changes to generate styles.css')
   } else {
     await esbuild.build(options)
   
     // eslint-disable-next-line no-console
     console.log('✅ styles.css generated')
   }

3. import styles.css in _app.tsx of Next.js app
4. build styles while starting Next.js app

   "dev": "node extract-styles.mjs & next dev

Note, if you are using Linaria in a different folder as us, you will need to do some trick to make sure babel plugin and esbuild plugin generate the same classNames, overriding classNameSlug in wyw.config.js

const { slugify } = require('@wyw-in-js/shared')
const { toValidCSSIdentifier } = require('@wyw-in-js/processor-utils')

module.exports = {
  ...
  // TODO: we can remove this once https://github.com/Anber/wyw-in-js/pull/63 been merged, and only override it in website
  classNameSlug: (hash, title, args) => {
    const slug = toValidCSSIdentifier(
      `${title.charAt(0).toLowerCase()}${slugify(
        args.file.replace(/(.*\/ui-kit\/)src/, 'src'),
      )}`,
    )

    const className = `${toValidCSSIdentifier(title)}_${slug}`
    return className
  },
}

[mulfyx]

https://github.com/mui/material-ui/tree/master/packages/pigment-css-react#start-with-nextjs 👀

[brijeshb42]

You can try and use @pigment-css/nextjs-plugin with linaria and it should work. It has some MUI specific handling as well but that should not affect the usage of linaria.