CSS-in-JS installs statistics
By paulmolluzzo · VS Code Marketplace · Snippets
CSS-in-JS autocomplete and conversion
CSS-in-JS has 292,973 recorded installs on VS Code Marketplace.
It ranks #1175 of 2,500 tracked VS Code Marketplace listings by installs.
It is rated 4.9 out of 5 from 15 ratings.
PluginStats has 3 daily observations since Oct 16, 2026; the latest is from Oct 18, 2026.
Rating: 4.93 / 5 from 15 ratings
About CSS-in-JS
CSS in JS for VS Code
Provides CSS in JS autocompletion and converts kebab-case CSS to camelCase CSS and vice versa
• Provides autocompletion options for CSS styles as a style object for use in CSS in JS (like glamorous!) • Converts CSS between regular CSS syntax (strings) and CSS-in-JS syntax (style objects)
Autocomplete
Convert CSS in JS
How to Use CSS Conversion
Select some block of text in a javascript or typescript file and use cmd+shift+p to bring up the command palette, then select Convert CSS-in-JS.
Or use the keyboard shortcut cmd+shift+j (ctrl+shift+j on Windows).
MIT
© 2017 Paul Molluzzo
Description from the VS Code Marketplace listing.
- autocomplete
- css
- css-in-js
- javascript
- javascriptreact
- keybindings
- typescript
Where CSS-in-JS sits in the listing
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Charts
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Adoption over time
7/30/90-day growth
Ranking history
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Recent observations
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Data source
Install counts, average rating, and rating counts come from the public Visual Studio Marketplace gallery API. Installs are cumulative and exclude updates.
Listing: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=paulmolluzzo.convert-css-in-js. First seen Oct 16, 2026; last successful collection Oct 18, 2026. See the methodology.