React-CSS-Converter
Converts CSS to and from regular notation to react acceptable css notation.
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REACT-CSS-Notation-Converter
This is a small plugin for Sublime Text 3 that converts CSS notation to and from its normal syntax to the DOM style notation that is used by React and JSS . I made this to speed up React development due to the fact that CSS style objects can be created and stored within React components, but rewriting the CSS into React friendly, DOM notation was a hassle.
- Open package control with CTRL + SHIFT + P and go to “Install Package”
- Type “React-CSS-Converter” and install.
- Highlight CSS and right click the selection. Select context menu item. I named mine React CSS because I mainly use this for React work.
All context menu options can be rename with the Context.sublime-menu file.
For futher reference, please refer to the links below: https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/dom-elements.html https://github.com/cssinjs/jss
