Prefixes using Css Stylus

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Hello,
I’m starting to use css Stylus and I’m having trouble adding the browser prefixes. Is there any autoprefixer that adds everything automatically or have to do everything manual?

Thank you.


Obs : tried to use this https://www.npmjs.com/package/autoprefixer-stylus , but an error occurred in the installation via npm (npm ERR! Windows_NT 10.0.10240)

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  • +1 because you are using Stylus :) How is your configuration code? What was the error that occurred?

  • Thanks =D , So when I try to install Autoprefixer via npm , it returns me an error of Windows_NT

  • Can you put the error in the question? which version of Stylus and Nodejs you are using?

  • @Sergio put the bug in the question; The version of Node I use is 4.2.1 ; E of Stylus is 0.52.4

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I found a library for prefixes, it’s called nib , I had already seen it but I didn’t know how to use it. I discovered that we need to use the @import and import the folder nib.
The other error I reported about npm, I was able to solve by updating Node.js

Thank you all! =)

  • The Nib library is very useful and is always agreed to use it. @import, you can add it to the Gulp task for CSS compilation, and then put them as a dependency on the project.

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