Reduce your CSS files more than 60% during your development workflow with Purgecss.
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I hope there's an AI that detects unused CSS. As a backend dev that uses themes, it takes a lot of time to go over each css element and see if it affects the front end.
Read the article it can be useful;)
I see.
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Thank you.
What does this do differently then github.com/Developmint/nuxt-purgecss in nuxt case? (I'm finding that module inconsistent)
They should do the same thing, I found faster and easier to implement PurgeCSS with that plugin :)
Could you tell me maybe then why i still have classes repeated in my code sometimes with nuxt? It feels like it doesn't know about my framework (buefy in this case). So sometimes its duplicated or even include 3 sometimes on some rare occasions...
Do you import buefy in your css? I mean before that you check your css with PurgeCSS the code of Buefy is already there?
I just use the
nuxt-buefymodule for that. So i assume that gets loaded first before the build stuff is being ran... Are you using this by any chance aswell?The upper is my local dev and the bottom is the final build
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Yes it could be, no actually I'm not using nuxt-buefy
Hi, community mod here.
Love this tool for my Vue less apps. Otherwise, had an hard time figuring out how to tell purgecss to go parse my .vue files in order to extract only used classes 😭
Does anyone have a clue how to do it? Using gulp if possible?
Medium wants me to pay for this article.
What about the CSS that comes in use after some user interaction. I've tried gulp-uncss but it removes so many useful css like dropdowns, modals, popups, tooltips etc...
It should work because your dropdowns, modals, popups, tooltips etc are in your HTML. It can cause problems when you add class dynamically.