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gulp-parker2

v0.1.3

Published

Gulp plugin for parker, a stylesheet analysis tool

Downloads

20

Readme

gulp-parker2

NPM version Build Status Dependency Status

Gulp plugin for Parker, a stylesheet analysis tool.

Install

npm install --save-dev gulp-parker2

NOTE: Since gulp-parker were already taken, I had to rename my plugin to gulp-parker2.

Usage

var gulp = require('gulp');
var parker = require('gulp-parker2');

gulp.task('parker', function() {
    return gulp.src('./css/*.css')
        .pipe(parker());
});

Options are passed into parker() as an object and will be passed to parker aswell.

Options

metrics: array

Default: All

Define a range of metrics you'd like to run. See a list of available metrics for Parker

format: string

Default: json

Define which format the results should be printed in. Currently supported:

  • json
  • human
  • object (will not print, used to e.g. pipe)

Todos

  • --Defining custom metrics--
  • Defining custom formats
  • --Proper error checking--
  • Implement latest Parker features

Contributing

You can pitch in by submitting issues and pull requests. But before you do so, make sure it is specific to this wrapper, otherwise report issues at Parker's issue tracker.