Specify custom PostCSS plugins
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Versions.
@angular/cli: 1.4.9 node: 6.11.4 os: linux x64 @angular/animations: 4.4.6 @angular/common: 4.4.6 @angular/compiler: 4.4.6 @angular/core: 4.4.6 @angular/forms: 4.4.6 @angular/http: 4.4.6 @angular/platform-browser: 4.4.6 @angular/platform-browser-dynamic: 4.4.6 @angular/router: 4.4.6 @angular/cli: 1.4.9 @angular/compiler-cli: 4.4.6 @angular/language-service: 4.4.6 typescript: 2.3.4
Desired functionality.
I would like the ability to specify custom postCss plugins, without having to eject the angular webpack.config.js file.
Mention any other details that might be useful.
This would enable frameworks like TailwindCSS (https://tailwindcss.com) and other useful PostCSS plugins through the CLI without having to deal with the ejected webpack config file.
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Based on the survey results, 90% of the participants wanted Tailwind CSS, and 37% wanted Purge CSS. The signal was loud and clear, so we have added Tailwind support in #19935, and it’ll be released in v11.2 scheduled for Feb 10, 2021.
As for PurgeCSS, supporting it is somewhat tricky due to the risk of breaking applications. After some thorough discussion with the Angular Components team, we think it is best to separate the problem space into first-party code and third-party code. For first-party code, since developers know their own code best, it is better that CLI provide a checker to detect unused CSS, and let developers decide if they want to remove (more importantly, whether it is safe to remove) the CSS themselves. This applies to both component stylesheets and global stylesheets. For third-party code, removing unused CSS is necessary in some libraries that do not provide fine grained stylesheets. However, this can be done post-build, and does not necessarily require integration with CLI. We are working on this, and will publish some guides / examples soon.
We maintain our stance that exposing PostCSS configuration is not a scalable solution in the long term, as explained in https://github.com/angular/angular-cli/issues/8427#issuecomment-576234801. Going forward, while we are not able to support every PostCSS plugin out there, we will continue to review different use cases on an individual basis, and make decision based on developer feedback and the current landscape of web development. Please open a new issue if there’s a specific plugin you’d like CLI to support. I’ll close this issue for now, thank you all for the feedback!
Any progress update on this feature? Almost 3 years since it was suggested. I am dropping SASS and going PostCSS. Right now it looks like I will have to switch to React to do that.