css-shortener

Preview

/* BEFORE */
p.this-class-is-extremely-long-and-definitely-needs-to-be-shortened,
p.why-is-this-so-long-if-it-just-makes-white-text {
  color: white;
}

/* AFTER */
p.a,
p.b {
  color: white;
}

Table of contents

1. Quick Start
2. API Documentation
   1. Constructor
      • Options
   2. #importMap(map, override)
   3. #map
3. Examples
   1. CSS filter for nunjucks and express

Quick Start

import { CssShortener } from 'css-shortener';

const shortener = new CssShortener();

console.log(shortener.shortenClassName('long-class'));
// Output: a

console.log(shortener.map);
// Output: {
//   "long-class": "a"
// }

API Documentation

Constructor

const options = {
  alphabet: 'abcdef',
};
const shortener = new CssShortener(options);

The options parameter can be omitted.

Options

Note that there is no d in the default alphabet to avoid generation of the combination ad.

#importMap(map, override)

Imports mappings into the shortener

cssShortener.importMap(
  {
    'my-extremely-long-class-name': 'a',
  },
  false
);

If override is true, class names that are already mapped will be overridden.
The override parameter can be omitted.

#map

Returns the mapped class names

var map = cssShortener.getMap();

{
  "my-extremely-long-class-name": "a"
}

Examples

CSS filter for nunjucks and express

const express = require('express');
const nunjucks = require('nunjucks');

const cssMap = JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync('./cssMap.json'));

const app = express();
const env = nunjucks.configure('your-views-folder', { express: app });

env.addFilter('css', function(str) {
  return str
    .split(' ')
    .map(c => (cssMap[c] != null ? cssMap[c] : c))
    .join(' ');
});

<!-- BEFORE -->
<div class="{{'my-extremely-long-class-name'|css}}"></div>
<!-- RENDERED -->
<div class="a"></div>