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PostCSS and autoprefixing (postcss-loader)¶

PostCSS is a CSS post-processing tool that can transform your CSS in a lot of cool ways, like autoprefixing, linting and more!

First, download postcss-loader and any plugins you want, like autoprefixer:

1	$ yarn add --dev postcss-loader autoprefixer

Next, create a postcss.config.js file at the root of your project:

module.exports = {
    plugins: {
        // include whatever plugins you want
        // but make sure you install these via yarn or npm!

        // add browserslist config to package.json (see below)
        autoprefixer: {}
    }
}

Then, Enable the loader in Encore!

// webpack.config.js

Encore
    // ...
+     .enablePostCssLoader()
;

That's it! The postcss-loader will now be used for all CSS, Sass, etc files. You can also pass options to the postcss-loader by passing a callback:

// webpack.config.js

Encore
    // ...
+     .enablePostCssLoader((options) => {
+         options.config = {
+             path: 'config/postcss.config.js'
+         };
+     })
;

Adding browserslist to package.json¶

The autoprefixer (and many other tools) need to know what browsers you want to support. The best-practice is to configure this directly in your package.json (so that all the tools can read this):

{
+     "browserslist": [ "last 2 versions", "ios >= 8" ]
}

See browserslist for more details on the syntax.

Note

Encore uses babel-preset-env, which also needs to know which browsers you want to support. But this does not read the browserslist config key. You must configure the browsers separately via configureBabel().

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