Reputation: 17581
I'd like to have my stylus file accept variable input from grunt, loop the variable values, and output different themed css files.
Then I could easily switch themes like this. https://stackoverflow.com/a/7847009/55124
Is this possible? How would one set it up?
Right now I have grunt compiling stylus into my css. But, to generate a different theme, I have to manually change the value of my themeName variable in my mainCSS.stylus file and rebuild with grunt.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 506
Reputation: 5415
What do you think about this way:
There is a main.styl, that contains:
@import "variables";
//some other styles and imports
and there are some themes files:
themes/default.styl
themes/pretty-theme.styl
themes/very-pretty-theme.styl
using grunt-contrib-copy you can copy the file themes/default.styl to the variables.styl and compile stylus to the css styles, than you delete variables.styl and again copy themes/pretty-theme.styl to the variables.styl and compile and so on.
copy: {
default-theme: {
src: 'themes/default.styl',
dest: 'variables.styl',
},
pretty-theme: {
src: 'themes/pretty-theme.styl',
dest: 'variables.styl',
},
very-theme: {
src: 'themes/very-pretty-theme',
dest: 'variables.styl',
},
}
Upvotes: 1