Display missing styleName anyway?

[morgs32]

This probably belongs on stackoverflow... but maybe this is a feature request

Is there a way to have handleMissingStyleName just provide the className anyway? Sort of like identity-obj-proxy?

Or is there anyway you can think of to get this functionality? Another babel plugin perhaps?

[IanVS]

Interesting. I'm curious, what is your use case for wanting this behavior?

[gajus]

Interesting. I'm curious, what is your use case for wanting this behavior?

I am guessing to visually mark objects as missing the style name.

[morgs32]

I'm letting our customers add their own stylesheets. So I'd like to add classNames to quite a few dom elements but would love not to have to use a string for those, and `styles.property` for the rest... Especially in the extreme case that a component name/ and the CSS file name change... Anyway I don't use any hashing of the class name so the css sheet provided by customers persists over time... Is that a clear example of my use case?

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[IanVS]

If you know which styles are going to be provided by the customers, could you use className for those, and styleName for the ones that you're providing? Or, do you not know ahead-of-time which styles they will be overriding?

[gajus]

Sounds like misuse of CSS modules. If customers are expected to provide their own stylesheets, then using className for customer classes and styleName for default classes.

If the intent is that the default styles must not be use in case user styles are provided, then you might be better off with completely different solution than CSS modules, e.g. styled-components.

[morgs32]

Good points all around