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sass-plotter

v0.1.9

Published

Create sass dependency plot from scss files or your wicked mind.

Downloads

11

Readme

sass-plotter

Create sass dependency plot from scss files or your wicked mind.

Build Status

The module allows you to create a scss dependency graph just like sass-graph. The difference is that it does not depend on actual files on your machine. This allows you to set(), unset() the files into the plot to manipulate the graph for your needs.

Installation

Install with npm

$ npm install sass-plotter

Usage

var SassPlotter = require('sass-plotter');

// Create an empty plotter object
var plot = new SassPlotter();

// Or if you want to start from your existing files
var plot = new SassPlotter('/path/to/your/scss/files/');

API

constructor

var plot = new SassPlotter([path[, options]]);
path

The full path to the directory with your scss files.

options

Set the default behavior in the constructor. The options are those of sass-import-resolve, see the options section there for more details.

set

Adds the file into the scss dependency plot. Or overwrites the existing if there is already a file with same filepath in the plot.

plot.set(file, [content[, options]]);
file

The path of the scss file.

content

The optional content of your file.

options

Options on how to parse the file. Passed to the sass-import-resolve.

unset

Removes the file from the plot.

plot.unset(file);
file

The path of the scss file.

imports

Returns the filepaths that imports the file.

plot.imports(file);
file

The path of the scss file.

importedBy

Returns the filepaths that the file imports.

plot.importedBy(file);
file

The path of the scss file.

dependents

Returns the filepaths that are affected by a given file. Say you change the content of the example.scss it will return all files that has directly or indirectly imported and thus depend on example.scss.

plot.dependents(file);
file

The path of the scss file.

Test

$ npm install
$ npm test

License

MIT