Struct StyleAttribute 

pub struct StyleAttribute<'i> {
    pub declarations: DeclarationBlock<'i>,
    /* private fields */
}

An inline style attribute, as in HTML or SVG.

Style attributes can be parsed from a string, minified and transformed for a set of target browsers, and serialied to a string.

Example

use lightningcss::stylesheet::{
  StyleAttribute, ParserOptions, MinifyOptions, PrinterOptions
};

// Parse a style sheet from a string.
let mut style = StyleAttribute::parse(
  "color: yellow; font-family: 'Helvetica';",
  ParserOptions::default()
).unwrap();

// Minify the stylesheet.
style.minify(MinifyOptions::default());

// Serialize it to a string.
let res = style.to_css(PrinterOptions::default()).unwrap();
assert_eq!(res.code, "color: #ff0; font-family: Helvetica");

Fields

declarations: DeclarationBlock<'i>

The declarations in the style attribute.

Implementations

impl<'i> StyleAttribute<'i>

pub fn parse( code: &'i str, options: ParserOptions<'i>, ) -> Result<StyleAttribute<'i>, Error<ParserError<'i>>>

Parses a style attribute from a string.

pub fn minify(&mut self, options: MinifyOptions)

Minify and transform the style attribute for the provided browser targets.

pub fn to_css( &self, options: PrinterOptions<'_>, ) -> Result<ToCssResult, PrinterError>

Serializes the style attribute to a CSS string.

Trait Implementations

impl<'any, 'i> IntoOwned<'any> for StyleAttribute<'i>

Available on crate feature into_owned only.

fn into_owned(self) -> Self::Owned

Consumes the value and returns an owned clone.

type Owned = StyleAttribute<'any>

A variant of Self with a new lifetime.

impl<'i, __T: Visit<'i, __T, __V>, __V: ?Sized + Visitor<'i, __T>> Visit<'i, __T, __V> for StyleAttribute<'i>

Available on crate feature visitor only.

const CHILD_TYPES: VisitTypes

The types of values contained within this value and its children. This is used to skip branches that don’t have any values requested by the Visitor.

fn visit_children(&mut self, visitor: &mut __V) -> Result<(), __V::Error>

Visit the children of this value.

fn visit(&mut self, visitor: &mut V) -> Result<(), V::Error>

Visits the value by calling an appropriate method on the Visitor. If no corresponding visitor method exists, then the children are visited.