• Added the resolve option to provide possibility to adjust the way the ICSS imports are resolved. The resolve algorithm became stricter (closer to nodejs), but it doesn't affect the require paths. You may now omit the extension and provide custom module paths to for composes and @value paths.
• Fixed double-dashes for camelCase option: #108
• Updated deps in demo

• postcss-modules-parser was replaced with postcss-modules-resolve-imports.
• fixes issue with nodejs 4 support.

For now, it accepts the similar to css-loader options: true|'dashes'|'dashesOnly'|'only'.
https://github.com/webpack-contrib/css-loader#camelcase

See #78
More https://github.com/css-modules/css-modules-require-hook/tree/4.0.3#hashprefix-string

#74

Since I removed the to option, so I decided to make a major release.

Anyways, now you can provide all the processor options to the postcss instance via processorOpts. For example:

const hook = require('css-modules-require-hook');
const lessParser = require('postcss-less').parse;

hook({
  extensions: '.less',
  processorOpts: {parser: lessParser},
});

Also, if you need to provide the to options, you may use processorOpts for that:

hook({
  processorOpts: {to: '..'},
});

Features:

— Added ignore option, so you can ignore particular files from processing. Supports globs, regexp and functions.
— Hook is not attached automatically now, so you need to make a function call first to make it work.
— Added possibility to use particular files as presets. In that case hook will be attached automatically and all options should be described in the cmrh.conf.js file. To use it, you should run: require('css-modules-require-hook/preset'). I hope it will solve the babel issue.
— Some internal updates.