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less-variable-resolver

v0.1.2

Published

Resolve variables defined by other variables' values - to allow for conversion into languages not supporting lazy evaluation

Downloads

1,428

Readme

less-variable-resolver

Resolve variables defined by other variables' values - to allow for conversion into languages not supporting lazy evaluation.

This was developed to be able to use variables declared in a less file inside of SCSS after conversion (e.g. through sast). Take a look at the test cases to better understand the implications and side effects.

Usage example

const gonzales = require( 'gonzales-pe' ),
	lessVariableResolver = require( 'less-variable-resolver' ),
	sast = require( 'sast' );

// build AST from less
const lessTree = gonzales.parse(
	fs.readFileSync( '_my_variables.less', 'utf8' ),
	{ syntax: 'less' },
);

// resolve variables
lessVariableResolver.resolveVariablesInTree( lessTree );

// convert less to scss
const scssTree = sast.parse( lessTree.toString(), { syntax: 'less' } );

console.log( sast.stringify( scssTree ) ); // SCSS variables

Development

The following examples use docker and docker-compose to ease creating a level playing field for development but are not essential to this project.

Building Docker image

# ensure the node user uses your user id, so you own created files
docker-compose build --build-arg UID=$(id -u) --build-arg GID=$(id -g) node

Installation

docker-compose run --rm node npm install

Running code quality tools

docker-compose run --rm node npm test