@leetcode/postcss-less
v0.15.1
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LESS parser for PostCSS
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PostCSS LESS Syntax
This project is not stable and is in development. If you'd like to contribute, please submit a Pull Request.
This module does not compile LESS. It simply parses mixins and variables so that PostCSS plugins can then transform LESS source code alongside CSS.
Use Cases
- lint your LESS code with 3rd-part plugins.
- apply PostCSS transformations (such as Autoprefixer) directly to the LESS source code
CONTRIBUTORS WANTED!
I've started developing this module as a necessary component in Front-End community, but now, for some reasons, I don't have enought time to support it on 100% :( I very welcome the contributors that have passion to develop this module.
Usage
LESS Transformations
The main use case of this plugin is to apply PostCSS transformations directly to LESS source code. For example, if you ship a theme written in LESS and need Autoprefixer to add the appropriate vendor prefixes to it.
const syntax = require('postcss-less');
postcss(plugins).process(lessText, { syntax: syntax }).then(function (result) {
result.content // LESS with transformations
});
Comments
Inline comments
This module also enables parsing of single-line comments in CSS source code.
:root {
// Main theme color
--color: red;
}
Note that you don't need a special stringifier to handle the output; the default one will automatically convert single line comments into block comments. If you need to get inline comments, use custom PostCSSLess stringifier
Rule node
rule.ruleWithoutBody
It shows that Rule node has body or not.
import postCssLess from 'postcss-less';
const less = `
.class2 {
&:extend(.class1);
.mixin-name(@param1, @param2);
}
`;
const root = postCssLess.parse(less);
root.first.nodes[0].ruleWithoutBody // => true for &:extend
root.first.nodes[1].ruleWithoutBody // => true for calling of mixin
rule.nodes
Array of children nodes. Note that rules without body don't have this property.
import postCssLess from 'postcss-less';
const less = `
.class2 {
&:extend(.class1);
.mixin-name(@param1, @param2);
}
`;
const root = postCssLess.parse(less);
root.first.nodes[0].nodes // => undefined for &:extend
root.first.nodes[1].nodes // => undefined for mixin calling
rule.extendRule
It shows that Rule node is a nested extend rule.
import postCssLess from 'postcss-less';
const less = `
.class2 {
&:extend(.class1);
}
`;
const root = postCssLess.parse(less);
root.first.nodes[0].extendRule // => true
Comment Node
comment.inline
It's inline comment or not.
import postCssLess from 'postcss-less';
const root = postCssLess.parse('// Hello world');
root.first.inline // => true
comment.block
It's block comment or not.
import postCssLess from 'postcss-less';
const root = postCssLess.parse('/* Hello world */');
root.first.block // => true
comment.raws.begin
Precending characters of comment node: //
or /*
.
comment.raws.content
Raw content of the comment.
import postCssLess from 'postcss-less';
const root = postCssLess.parse('// Hello world');
root.first.raws.content // => '// Hello world'
Stringifier
If you need to have LESS code without PostCSS transformation, you have to specify a custom stringifier:
import postcss from 'postcss';
import postcssLess from 'postcss-less';
import stringify from 'postcss-less/less-stringify';
const lessCode = `
// Non-css comment
.container {
.mixin-1();
.mixin-2;
.mixin-3 (@width: 100px) {
width: @width;
}
}
.rotation(@deg:5deg){
.transform(rotate(@deg));
}
`;
postcss().process(less, {
syntax: postcssLess,
stringifier: stringify
}).then((result) => {
console.log(result.content); // this will be value of `lessCode` without changing of comment nodes and mixins
});
Contribution
Please, check our guidelines: CONTRIBUTING.md
Attribution
This module is based on the work of postcss-scss library and includes the LESS
parser efforts of github:gilt/postcss-less