Uncss with laravel files?

[leeovery]

Hey

Thanks for sharing this package - saves me doing it myself! :)

I just wanted to ask - how are you using this with a laravel site? Are you pointing the html to the blade cache files?

Ive tried pointing uncss to the resources/view dir but it misses loads of styles and messes up the css file.

How are you making this work?

Thanks again!!
Lee

[leogoncalves]

+1

[blackfyre]

I'm using Laravel homestead for development, and the mix below worked for me:

mix.uncss('../../../public/css/home.css', { /* Since I use sass, the default path doesn't work for me */
  html: ['http://your.app/']
},'public/css-trim');

To add another page, simply create a new mix with the parameters modified accordingly.

[hosmelq]

Sorry for too late, i'm so busy right now. This is how i used in a laravel site.

mix.uncss('files.css', {
  html: ['http://app.dev']
});

Also you can add a third parameter for the output like @blackfyre's example and a fourth parameter to specify de baseDir

[hosmelq]

I'll close this. Feel free to discuss it.

[johnylaravel]

Hey, great feature! How to set this up for Laravel Mix?

[hosmelq]

Mix doesn't have any plugin ecosystem. You can use mix.webpackConfig to add any custom functionality and use something like https://github.com/vseventer/uncss-webpack-plugin.

[johnylaravel]

Thanks man @hosmelq