rsnext/packages/next/build/webpack/config/blocks/css/loaders/modules.ts

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import { AcceptedPlugin } from 'postcss'
import { webpack } from 'next/dist/compiled/webpack/webpack'
import { ConfigurationContext } from '../../../utils'
import { getClientStyleLoader } from './client'
import { cssFileResolve } from './file-resolve'
import { getCssModuleLocalIdent } from './getCssModuleLocalIdent'
export function getCssModuleLoader(
ctx: ConfigurationContext,
postCssPlugins: readonly AcceptedPlugin[],
preProcessors: readonly webpack.RuleSetUseItem[] = []
): webpack.RuleSetUseItem[] {
const loaders: webpack.RuleSetUseItem[] = []
if (ctx.isClient) {
// Add appropriate development more or production mode style
// loader
loaders.push(
getClientStyleLoader({
isDevelopment: ctx.isDevelopment,
assetPrefix: ctx.assetPrefix,
})
)
}
// Resolve CSS `@import`s and `url()`s
loaders.push({
loader: require.resolve('next/dist/compiled/css-loader'),
options: {
importLoaders: 1 + preProcessors.length,
sourceMap: true,
// Use CJS mode for backwards compatibility:
esModule: false,
url: cssFileResolve,
import: (url: string, _: any, resourcePath: string) =>
cssFileResolve(url, resourcePath),
modules: {
// Do not transform class names (CJS mode backwards compatibility):
exportLocalsConvention: 'asIs',
// Server-side (Node.js) rendering support:
exportOnlyLocals: ctx.isServer,
// Disallow global style exports so we can code-split CSS and
// not worry about loading order.
mode: 'pure',
// Generate a friendly production-ready name so it's
// reasonably understandable. The same name is used for
// development.
// TODO: Consider making production reduce this to a single
// character?
getLocalIdent: getCssModuleLocalIdent,
},
},
})
// Compile CSS
loaders.push({
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loader: require.resolve('next/dist/compiled/postcss-loader'),
options: {
postcssOptions: { plugins: postCssPlugins, config: false },
sourceMap: true,
},
})
loaders.push(
// Webpack loaders run like a stack, so we need to reverse the natural
// order of preprocessors.
...preProcessors.slice().reverse()
)
return loaders
}