PostCSS: Architecture overview

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  • PostCSS

    Transforming styles with JS plugins

    • Before diving into very low level details, reading this architecture is a must. Almost all of the low level detailed info are available in API page with multiple theoretical example, generated from static typing jsDoc. The intention of this series is to provide them in digestible and pragmatic way. For that many references from PostCSS plugins will be drawn. This will get extended by diving deep into the codebase as well. As mentioned in the arch doc, the AST conversion is split into. two parts: tokenization and parsing for performance reasons. Lets get started with the basics:

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