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sslinter

v1.0.0-alpha1

Published

2 years ago

Wrapper around CSSLint for LESS and SASS

Downloads

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less sass css scss lint linter tool csslint lesslint sasslint scsslint

StyleSheetLinter by rtfpessoa

Thin CSSLint wrapper to support LESS and SASS.

Fully CSSLint CLI compatible.

Same CLI interface
Same rules
Same formatters
Supports .csslintrc

Usage

Usage: sslinter [options]* [file|dir]*

Global Options
  --help                                   Displays this information.
  --format=<format>                        Indicate which format to use for output.
  --list-rules                             Outputs all of the rules available.
  --quiet                                  Only output when errors are present.
  --errors=<rule[,rule]+>                  Indicate which rules to include as errors.
  --warnings=<rule[,rule]+>                Indicate which rules to include as warnings.
  --ignore=<rule[,rule]+>                  Indicate which rules to ignore completely.
  --exclude-list=<file|dir[,file|dir]+>    Indicate which files/directories to exclude from being linted.
  --version                                Outputs the current version number.

Contribution

All contributions are welcome.

To contribute just send a pull request with your feature,fix,... and it will be reviewed asap.

License

Copyright 2015 Rodrigo Fernandes. Released under the terms of the MIT license.

Thanks

I would like to thank the CSSLint team for creating such a great tool, jgable for grunt-lesslint which was used as inspiration for this tool and also both less and node-sass creator wich provided great parsing tools.