css is a robust CSS parser and stringifier for Node.js. It allows you to programmatically manipulate CSS stylesheets by parsing CSS into a JavaScript object representation (AST) and then generating CSS strings back from the AST. Its features include handling vendor prefixes, CSS hacks, and different CSS versions, providing a powerful tool for CSS processing, linting, and code generation within your Node.js applications.
The npm package 'css' shows sporadic releases, with bursts of activity followed by long periods of inactivity. Initial development was concentrated in 2012-2015. There was a period of inactivity between 2015-2018, another set of releases in 2018, and a final release in 2020. Since then, the package has been inactive, with no releases in the past few years.
The npm package "css" saw fluctuating downloads between February 2024 and August 2025. Downloads peaked in March 2024 and June 2025. A general downward trend is visible towards the end of 2024 which stabilized in early 2025, though August 2025 downloads are incomplete and significantly lower.
