Hi,
Thanks for reading. css module library has its limitations. Some things fit nicely into the css modules design, for example, tip #7 that lets you set :global selectors under you component selector. It also lets you handle nesting in .scss by flatting their names when exporting them as a javascript object. But since it must flat the list of selectors, you "lose" some flexibility and some features.
I recommend you to give css-in-js a try, I'm using it in large scale projects and can do everything you mentioned and even more because you can use javascript to perform calculations or manage a theme at runtime.
Thanks Again :)
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Interesting read, currently I've been using BEM but I'd be interested to experiment with this.
Does it cope with pseudo selectors, media queries and more advanced features like subsequent-sibling combinators?
Hi,
Thanks for reading. css module library has its limitations. Some things fit nicely into the css modules design, for example, tip #7 that lets you set
:globalselectors under you component selector. It also lets you handle nesting in.scssby flatting their names when exporting them as a javascript object. But since it must flat the list of selectors, you "lose" some flexibility and some features.I recommend you to give css-in-js a try, I'm using it in large scale projects and can do everything you mentioned and even more because you can use javascript to perform calculations or manage a theme at runtime.
Thanks Again :)