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scss-inspector

v1.0.49

Published

Inspects scss modules and tsx files for unused, non-existent, and duplicate scss classes

Downloads

69

Readme

SCSS Inspector

Inspects scss modules and tsx files for unused, non-existent, and duplicate scss classes.

Description

IMPORTANT: This plugin only works if you are using typescript, react, and .scss modules imported using the following method:

import cn from 'example-path/example-file.module.scss';

Upon running npx scss-inspector, it will log warnings in the command line for the following issues:

  • Unused classes: these classes exist in your .scss file but are not used in any .tsx files
  • Duplicate classes: these classes are declared more than once in your .scss file
  • Non-existing classes: these classes are used in your .tsx file but do not exist in your .scss file

Authors

Evan Hosni @EvanHosni

License

This project is not licensed. Feel free to use it, copy it, claim it as your own, put it on your resume, etc. I won't judge.