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PostCSS

PostCSS is a modular CSS preprocessor based on JavaScript. It comes pre- configured with the plugins listed below.

See the official documentation for more information!

Plugins

This boilerplate bundles a few of the most useful PostCSS plugins by default:

  • postcss-focus: Adds a :focus selector to every :hover selector for keyboard accessibility.
  • autoprefixer: Prefixes your CSS automatically for the last two versions of all major browsers and IE10+.
  • cssnext: Use tomorrow's CSS features today. Transpiles CSS4 features down to CSS3.
  • cssnano: Optimizes your CSS file. For a full list of optimizations check the offical website.

For more awesome features that the PostCSS ecosystem offers, check out the comprehensive, fully-searchable catalog of available plugins at postcss.parts.

Adding a new PostCSS plugin

  1. Add the plugin to your project (e.g. npm install --save-dev postcss-super-plugin).
  2. Modify internals/webpack/webpack.dev.babel.js:
    • Add const postcssSuperPlugin = require('postcss-super-plugin'); to // PostCSS plugins section.
    • Find postcssPlugins: [/* ... current set of plugins ... */] and add the new plugin to the list: postcssPlugins: [/* ... */, postcssSuperPlugin()].
  3. Modify internals/webpack/webpack.prod.babel.js the same way.
  4. Restart the server (CTRL+C, npm start) for the new plugin to become available (webpack does not pick config changes while running).

Before installing a new plugin, make sure that you are not trying to add a feature that is already available. It is likely that what you are looking for is supported by cssnext, which is a part of the boilerplate.

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