How to use the @modular-css/processor/lib/output.js.compositions function in @modular-css/processor
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bundler.on("end", () => {
const bundling = Object.keys(bundles).length > 0;
if(options.json) {
mkdirp.sync(path.dirname(options.json));
fs.writeFileSync(
options.json,
JSON.stringify(output.compositions(processor), null, 4)
);
}
if(!options.css) {
return;
}
const common = processor.dependencies();
mkdirp.sync(path.dirname(options.css));
// Write out each bundle's CSS files (if they have any)
each(
Object.keys(bundles).map((key) => ({
bundle : key,
files : bundles[key],@modular-css/processor
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