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Awesome Typed CSS Modules example

This example contains:

  • The way to generate .d.ts for different file extensions (.css, .sass, .scss, .styl, .less, .sss).
  • The way to generate .d.ts for using PostCSS (v6 and v8) plugins.
  • The way to generate .d.ts for using custom parsers.

Migrate from typed-scss-modules

Although you can still use yarn typed-scss-modules in CLI, it is better for you to use yarn awesome-typed-css-modules instead. Unexpected error may happen if typed-scss-modules (or forked package) was installed simultaneously.

If you need to use PostCSS plugins, custom parsers or importers for node-sass or sass, a config file is needed.

You can keep your config file without any change or rename. But if you are creating a new config file, please use awesome-typed-css-modules.config.js for javascript or awesome-typed-css-modules.config.ts for typescript.

By default, you should place the comfig file in project root (i.e. current working directory).

However, you could also define --configFile your/custom/location/of/config.js to tell the program explicitly.