vendor-styles-components

name: vendor-styles-components description: Vendor CSS precompilation system for Turbopack compatibility. How to add third-party CSS to components without violating Pages Router global CSS restriction. Auto-invoked when working in apps/app.

Vendor CSS Precompilation (apps/app)

Problem

Turbopack (Pages Router) strictly enforces: global CSS can only be imported from _app.page.tsx. Components cannot import 'package/style.css' directly — Turbopack rejects these at compile time.

Centralizing all vendor CSS in _app would degrade FCP for pages that don't need those styles.

Solution: Two-Track Vendor CSS System

Commons Track (globally shared CSS)

• File: src/styles/vendor.scss
• For: CSS needed on most pages (e.g., simplebar-react)
• Mechanism: Compiled via vite.vendor-styles-commons.ts into src/styles/prebuilt/
• Imported from: _app.page.tsx

Components Track (component-specific CSS)

• For: CSS needed only by specific components
• Mechanism: Vite precompiles *.vendor-styles.ts entry points into *.vendor-styles.prebuilt.ts using ?inline CSS import suffix
• Output: Pure JS modules (no CSS imports) — Turbopack sees them as regular JS

How It Works

1. Entry point (ComponentName.vendor-styles.ts): imports CSS via Vite ?inline suffix, which inlines CSS as a string
2. Runtime injection: the entry point creates a <style> tag and appends CSS to document.head
3. Vite prebuild (pre:styles-components Turborepo task): compiles entry points into *.vendor-styles.prebuilt.ts
4. Component import: imports the .prebuilt.ts file instead of raw CSS

Entry Point Template

// @ts-nocheck -- Processed by Vite only; ?inline is a Vite-specific import suffix
import css from 'some-package/dist/style.css?inline';

const s = document.createElement('style');
s.textContent = css;
document.head.appendChild(s);

For multiple CSS sources in one component:

// @ts-nocheck
import css1 from 'package-a/style.css?inline';
import css2 from 'package-b/style.css?inline';

const s = document.createElement('style');
s.textContent = css1 + css2;
document.head.appendChild(s);

Current Entry Points

Adding New Vendor CSS

1. Create {ComponentName}.vendor-styles.ts next to the consuming component:

   // @ts-nocheck
   import css from 'new-package/dist/style.css?inline';
   const s = document.createElement('style');
   s.textContent = css;
   document.head.appendChild(s);
   

2. In the component, replace import 'new-package/dist/style.css' with:

   import './ComponentName.vendor-styles.prebuilt';
   

3. Run pnpm run pre:styles-components (or let Turborepo handle it during dev/build)
4. The .prebuilt.js file is git-ignored and auto-generated

Decision guide: If the CSS is needed on nearly every page, add it to the commons track (vendor.scss) instead.

Font/Asset Handling

When vendor CSS references external assets (e.g., KaTeX @font-face with url(fonts/KaTeX_*.woff2)):

• Vite emits asset files to src/assets/ during build
• The moveAssetsToPublic plugin (in vite.vendor-styles-components.ts) relocates them to public/static/fonts/
• URL references in prebuilt JS are rewritten from /assets/ to /static/fonts/
• Fonts are served by the existing express.static(crowi.publicDir) middleware
• Both public/static/fonts/ and src/**/*.vendor-styles.prebuilt.ts are git-ignored

Build Pipeline Integration

turbo.json tasks:
  pre:styles-components  →  build (dependency)
  dev:pre:styles-components  →  dev (dependency)

Inputs:  vite.vendor-styles-components.ts, src/**/*.vendor-styles.ts, package.json
Outputs: src/**/*.vendor-styles.prebuilt.ts, public/static/fonts/**

Important Caveats

• SSR: CSS is injected via <style> tags at runtime — not available during SSR. Most consuming components use next/dynamic({ ssr: false }), so FOUC is not a practical concern
• @ts-nocheck: Required because ?inline is a Vite-specific import suffix not understood by TypeScript
• handsontable: Must use handsontable/dist/handsontable.css (non-full, non-minified). The "full" variant (handsontable.full.min.css) contains IE CSS hacks (*zoom:1, filter:alpha()) that Turbopack's CSS parser (lightningcss) cannot parse. The "full" variant also includes Pikaday which is unused.