I’ve seen example code where the typescript code in a react application imports CSS as modules. Then you can reference this CSS using Style.cssClassName. However, the scss/css the class name is written using snake case, ‘css-class-name’. How is this accomplished? Here is an example.
import Styles from "./Example.module.scss";
export const Example = () => {
return (
<>
<Row padded={false} className={Styles.myHeaderRow}>
<Text size={"medium"} weight={"bold"}>
<>Sample Content</>
</Text>
</Row>
</>
);
};
Was trying to get camelCase properties, to conver to snake case CSS classes.
2
Answers
You can still apply your styling without it being written in camelCase.
The configuration option you are looking for is
exportLocalsConvention
see documentation.You need to add it to your
css-loader
configuration (as far as I know it doesn’t matter whether you use css-loader with webpack or the corresponding css-loader plugin with another popular build tool, the configuration options are identical)Here is an example:
Try out whether
'camel-case'
is he right one for you or whether you need one of the other values. I have to admit that the provided descriptions are not clear to me; and it was ages ago that I last had to configure the thing; I can’t recall what exactly the right value was for me.