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Add dynamic value support for extract static in the styled function. #279

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@tkh44 tkh44 commented Aug 22, 2017

What:
Add dynamic value support for styled (react components) when using extractStatic mode. This intentionally handicapped to just styled because of the inline style requirement.

Todos:

  • the styled component is one ugly hack and needs to be cleaned up.
  • css var support detection (use whatever postcss uses to determine if css var support is expected)
  • documentation on the limitations.

This will work

const H1 = styled.h1`
  font-size: ${p => p.fontSize};
`

Why:
It's possible.

Make @ai happy.

How:
This was actually a very straight forward process.

  1. Always create the static css
  2. replace any placeholders with the className and index ${name}-${hash}-${index}
  3. detect if there are vars but no content function in the higher order component
  4. add the inline style defs for the css vars to the elements props

Checklist:

  • Documentation
  • Tests
  • Code complete

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// Help Needed:
// We should read the browser preferences for postcss
// and turn this on only if css vars are supported in their browser targets.
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Detection:

browserslist(undefined, { path: processingFileName }).some(i => i.slice(0, 2) === 'ie')

It will detect IE and IE mobile.

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I'm good with this overall but I'm not sure if we should use inline style, maybe we should do it how we did it pre-v7, it's pretty small. Also, using inline style wouldn't work in Preact right now, preactjs/preact#666

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tkh44 commented Aug 24, 2017

@mitchellhamilton I have a PR in for preactjs/preact#666 here preactjs/preact#827


export function customProperties(baseClassName: string, vars: Array<inputVar>) {
const hash = hashArray([baseClassName, ...vars])
const varCls = `css-vars-${hash}`
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I did this so that users could SSR and extract the custom property values, but I'm not sure if it will trip up in other places.

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I have to write a test for it but I think we have to do something different to get SSR to work.

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I was wrong! it works right now! 🎉

const objs = path.node.quasi.expressions.slice(0, composesCount)

if (objs.length) {
throw new Error('Cannot use composes in extractStatic mode.')
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@tkh44 Do you think we should just go to inline mode instead of throwing an error. We also need to check if there are any interpolations in other places before going to extract.

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I think that might be a good idea.

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Merging #279 into master will increase coverage by 0.35%.
The diff coverage is 100%.

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Just a thought: extracted css calls won't work in random interpolations.

@tkh44 tkh44 closed this Sep 21, 2017
@Andarist Andarist deleted the extract-static-styled branch November 10, 2020 22:56
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