How to use postcss-modules-local-by-default - 1 common examples
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css-modules / css-modules-require-hook / src / extractor.js View on Github 
} = {}, fetch) {
let scopedName;
if (generateScopedName) {
scopedName = typeof generateScopedName !== 'function'
? genericNames(generateScopedName || '[name]__[local]___[hash:base64:5]', {context})
: generateScopedName;
} else {
// small fallback
scopedName = (local, filename) => Scope.generateScopedName(local, relative(context, filename));
}
const plugins = (use || [
...prepend,
Values,
mode
? new LocalByDefault({mode})
: LocalByDefault,
createImportedName
? new ExtractImports({createImportedName})
: ExtractImports,
new Scope({generateScopedName: scopedName}),
...append,
]).concat(new Parser({fetch})); // no pushing in order to avoid the possible mutations
return postcss(plugins);
}postcss-modules-local-by-default
A CSS Modules transform to make local scope the default
