Add server-side CSS module hook. #14
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If you're using this loader on the server-side without doing webpack server side transforms you can use this hook to rewrite a module's exports to its equivalent CSS identifier. Because of how webpack works you will need to provide the context and local identifier name that was used to build the client-side CSS (typically `process.cwd()` is enough for the context). Example usage:
```javascript
var css = require('css-js-loader/register');
css(process.cwd(), '[hash:base64]');
```
Note that I particularly don't condone this kind of thing (especially mucking about hooking node internals), but not all environments support server-side webpack either due to political or technical reasons so this will at least allow those users to play with this package.
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If you're using this loader on the server-side without doing webpack server side transforms you can use this hook to rewrite a module's exports to its equivalent CSS identifier. Because of how webpack works you will need to provide the context and local identifier name that was used to build the client-side CSS (typically
process.cwd()is enough for the context). Example usage:Note that I particularly don't condone this kind of thing (especially mucking about hooking node internals), but not all environments support server-side webpack either due to political or technical reasons so this will at least allow those users to play with this package.