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stylelint-value-no-numeric-constants

v1.0.0-rc.3

Published

Stylelint plugin that disallows constant numeric values for specified properties

Downloads

5,259

Readme

tradingview/value-no-numeric-constants

Disallows constant numeric values for specified properties. Designed to disallow "magic constants" for z-index properties, but can be used for any property.

Expressions in braces or within calc() that consists only of constant values are treated like constants as well.

Options:

Array of unprefixed property names (strings).

Sample configuration:

.stylelintrc.js:

module.exports.plugins = ['stylelint-value-no-numeric-constants'];

module.exports.rules = {
	'tradingview/value-no-numeric-constants': [['order', 'z-index'], {
		severity: 'warning'
	}],
}

Values that triggers errors:

Given z-index and width are specified in config:

z-index: 42;                        /* Error! Numeric constant. */
z-index: 40 + 2;                    /* Error! Expression that consists only of numeric constants. */
z-index: (40 + 2);                  /* Error! Expression that consists only of numeric constants. And braces won't fool us. */
z-index: calc(40 + 2);              /* Error! Calc expression that consists only of numeric constants. */
width: calc(42% + 100px);           /* Error! Constants with units are still constants. */
-moz-z-index: -webkit-calc(40 + 2); /* Error! No matter how property or calc are prefixed. */
z-index: -40 + -2.71;               /* Error! */

OK values, that DOESN'T trigger errors:

Given z-index is specified in config:

z-index: $my_z_index;        /* Okay. A SASS-like variable. That's the way we code! */
z-index: @my_z_index;        /* Okay. A LESS-like variable. Yess! Variables everywhere! */
z-index: #my_z_index;        /* Okay. We don't know what is it, but it's clearly not a numeric constant. */
z-index: $my_z_index + 1;    /* Okay. */
z-index: var(--omg, 100px);  /* Okay. */
z-index: url(100px);         /* Okay. */