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scss-codemods

v0.1.2

Published

SCSS codemods written with postcss plugins

Downloads

3

Readme

scss-codemods

This project uses postcss to refactor scss code to conform to lint rules that are intended to improve grepability/readability.

Installation

Globally via npm

npm i -g scss-codemods

Running on-demand

npx scss-codemods [command] [options]

union-class-name

"Promotes" CSS classes that have the &- nesting union selector. Attempts to fix issues flagged by scss/no-union-class-name stylelint rule.

e.g.

.rule {
  &-suffix {
    color: blue;
  }
}

// becomes

.rule-suffix {
  color: blue;
}

Intended to improve "grepability" of the selectors that are produced in the browser.

Usage

scss-codemods union-class-name --reorder never <files>

Options

--reorder

Determines the freedom provided to the codemod to reorder rules to better match the desired format (default: never).

Values:

  • never: won't promote rules if it would result in the reordering of selectors.
  • safe-only: will promote rules that result in the reordering of selectors as long as the reordered selectors don't have the same specificity.
  • allow-unsafe: will promote rules regardless of reordering, could result in differing styles if both classes are used on the same element and there's conflicting properties.

Recommended that you test the resulting css thoroughly, especially with the allow-unsafe option.

--promote-dollar-vars

Determines how dollar vars will be promoted (default: global). not implemented

Values:

  • no-global: won't promote a dollar var to global context, prevents some rules from being promoted.
  • global: allows promoting dollar vars to global

Not Implemented: --namespace-dollar-vars

Determines how dollar var promotion namespacing behavior (default: never).

  • never: will promote a dollar var as necessary, will fail if there are duplicate vars at the same level as the promoted var.
  • when-necessary: will namespace a dollar var with the classname it was promoted out of, will still fail if there is a duplicate promoted var.
  • always: will always namespace dollar vars with the classname

hex-to-tokens

Replaces hex colors with tokens defined in a config. Allows for close matches through use of Delta E color distance algorithm.

e.g.

.rule {
  color: #0000FF
}

// becomes

.rule {
  color: $blue;
}

Usage

scss-codemods hex-to-tokens --config tokens.json <files>

Options

--config

Path to a json file with the following format:

[
  {
    "hex": "#ffffff",
    "name": "$white"
  },
  {

    "hex": "#f8f9fa",
    "name": "$gray-100"
  },
  ...
]

--threshold

A number within the range [0, 100] representing the Delta E threshold for color matches (default: 0).