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Expand Up @@ -22,11 +22,11 @@ $ npm install --save-dev optimize-css-assets-webpack-plugin
## Configuration:

The plugin can receive the following options (all of them are optional):
* assetNameRegExp: A regular expression that indicates the names of the assets that should be optimized \ minimized. The regular expression provided is run against the filenames of the files exported by the ExtractTextPlugin instances in your configuration, not the filenames of your source CSS files. Defaults to `/\.css$/g`
* cssProcessor: The CSS processor used to optimize \ minimize the CSS, defaults to [cssnano](http://github.com/ben-eb/cssnano). This should be a function that follows cssnano.process interface (receives a CSS and options parameters and returns a Promise).
* cssProcessorOptions: The options passed to the cssProcessor, defaults to `{}`
* cssProcessorPluginOptions: The plugin options passed to the cssProcessor, defaults to `{}`
* canPrint: A boolean indicating if the plugin can print messages to the console, defaults to `true`
* `assetNameRegExp`: A regular expression that indicates the names of the assets that should be optimized \ minimized. The regular expression provided is run against the filenames of the files exported by the `ExtractTextPlugin` instances in your configuration, not the filenames of your source CSS files. Defaults to `/\.css$/g`
* `cssProcessor`: The CSS processor used to optimize \ minimize the CSS, defaults to [`cssnano`](http://github.com/ben-eb/cssnano). This should be a function that follows `cssnano.process` interface (receives a CSS and options parameters and returns a Promise).
* `cssProcessorOptions`: The options passed to the `cssProcessor`, defaults to `{}`
* `cssProcessorPluginOptions`: The plugin options passed to the `cssProcessor`, defaults to `{}`
* `canPrint`: A boolean indicating if the plugin can print messages to the console, defaults to `true`

## Example:

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