Given a glob pattern of input CSS files, outputs a single file with that concatenates all of the outputs together in a mostly-deterministic fashion (the deeper in the directory structure the file is, the farther down in the output file the CSS goes).

The main postcss-cli library doesn't do this, it only transforms multiple input files into multiple output files.

Usage

This app resolves postcss.config.js files the same way the as the regular postcss-cli.

postcss-alt "client/routes/**/*.css" "public/style.css"

# To specify a different config file
postcss-alt "client/routes/**/*.css" "public/style.css" --config="some/config.js"

# in development:
postcss-alt "client/routes/**/*.css" "public/style.css" --watch

# to specify a different glob for watching
postcss-alt "client/routes/**/*.css" "public/style.css" --watch="client/**/*.css"

Note

Don't start glob patterns with ./ or watching won't work. It's an issue in gaze.

License

WTFPL