Question 1

How do I set up Sheetify with Browserify?

Accepted Answer

Install Sheetify via npm, then use the -t flag with browserify in the command line, e.g., 'browserify -t sheetify index.js > bundle.js'. For transforms, use subargs syntax like -t [ sheetify -t sheetify-cssnext ].

Question 2

Can Sheetify handle dynamic CSS values?

Accepted Answer

No, Sheetify does not support dynamic variables in CSS. You need to use inline styles on elements or manual string manipulation, as shown in the README examples with style attributes and JSON.stringify workarounds.

Question 3

Sheetify vs CSS modules: which should I use?

Accepted Answer

Sheetify is better for Browserify users wanting inline CSS with automatic namespacing and npm integration, while CSS modules work with various bundlers and offer more dynamic features. Choose based on your bundler and whether you prefer inline styles.

Question 4

How to extract CSS to a separate file with Sheetify?

Accepted Answer

Use the css-extract plugin with browserify. For example, run 'browserify -t [ sheetify ] -p [ css-extract -o bundle.css ] index.js -o bundle.js' to write CSS to bundle.css, as documented in the README.

Question 5

Does Sheetify work with React or Vue?

Accepted Answer

Sheetify can be used with any JavaScript framework that supports inline styles or class bindings, but it's primarily designed for Browserify and may require additional configuration for framework-specific builds.

Question 6

What transforms are available for Sheetify?

Accepted Answer

Transforms like sheetify-cssnext for CSS next features exist, and you can write custom transforms. However, the ecosystem is smaller, so check npm for available plugins, but options are limited compared to tools like PostCSS.

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