[IanGrainger]

Catch error if fs module not found - as when running in a browser.

This means that parse will work - which is all I need. Though it won't allow you to use sourcemaps!

[ogonkov]

There should be check for fs !== null in all methods, that depends on it. In case fs is not loaded it should throw some error to make it clear.

[IanGrainger]

I think I've done that - there's only one place that needs changing for runtime I think?

[IanGrainger]

I've now created a second PR with an alternative approach - I think I like it a little more - but up to you! 😄

#147

[lr-mjaouen]

I'm not sure to understand but if it's a dep, why to not add it to the dependencies or peers first?

[IanGrainger]

I'm not sure I know what you mean. There is no equivalent to fs in the browser. But with this workaround I can parse CSS in the browser... Meaning I get to use the jasmine-dom library from Karma! 😍 So, what needs to change? 🙏

[IanGrainger]

Is this repo active? I created PRs a week ago... 😦

[IanGrainger]

Is this repo active? I created PRs a week ago... 😦

2 weeks ago now... @ogonkov / @lr-mjaouen - any advice on how I can get this (or the other PR) merged would be greatly appreciated 🙏

[Fi1osof]

Project dead?

[IanGrainger]

Project dead?

Yeah. Seems like it 😦 .

Its obviously good enough at what it does - because there's no alternatives that I can see, either!

[charick]

facing the same problem..

[Fi1osof]

@IanGrainger seems like this PR does not make sense. Please have a look index file: https://github.com/reworkcss/css/blob/master/index.js

exports.parse = require('./lib/parse');
exports.stringify = require('./lib/stringify');

Just use

// Can not use import cssParse from 'css/lib/parse' due @types/css does not have correct declarations
const cssParse = require('css/lib/parse');
// ....
const css = cssParse(inputCssText);

instead of

import cssParser from 'css';
// ...
var css = cssParser.parse(inputCssText);

In this case you import only css parser without stringify.
This works for me.

[IanGrainger]

Just use

// Can not use import cssParse from 'css/lib/parse' due @types/css does not have correct declarations
const cssParse = require('css/lib/parse');
// ....
const css = cssParse(inputCssText);

In this case you import only css parser without stringify.
This works for me.

Um, I tried that and got cssPase is not a function.

const { cssParse } = require('css/lib/parse');

function parseCSS(css, ...args) {
  const ast = cssParse(`selector { ${css} }`, {
  silent: true,}).stylesheet;
  ...

[Fi1osof]

Um, I tried that and got cssPase is not a function.

Not

const { cssParse } = require('css/lib/parse');

But

const cssParse = require('css/lib/parse');

[IanGrainger]

Um, I tried that and got cssPase is not a function.

Not

const { cssParse } = require('css/lib/parse');

But

const cssParse = require('css/lib/parse');

Argh. I fail at copy+paste, sorry! You're right!!

[IanGrainger]

I've created a PR on the project I'm trying to fix. Thank you @Fi1osof !! testing-library/jasmine-dom#8

[Fi1osof]

I've created a PR on the project I'm trying to fix. Thank you @Fi1osof !! testing-library/jasmine-dom#8

Not at all! :)

[ibalaji777]

i hide fs in my source now its started working but i just use string css so i think i don't want fs