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@webdevstudios/css-coding-standards
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stylelint-config-wordpress
sass-lint
.npm install @webdevstudios/css-coding-standards --save-dev
In your package.json
use:
{
"sasslintConfig": "node_modules/@webdevstudios/css-coding-standards/.sass-lint.yml",
"stylelint": {
"extends": "stylelint-config-wordpress",
"ignoreFiles": "**/*.scss"
}
}
To modify package.json
quickly using jq
use:
echo $( jq '.sasslintConfig = "node_modules/@webdevstudios/css-coding-standards/.sass-lint.yml"' package.json ) | jq . > package-tmp.json && mv package-tmp.json package.json && echo $( jq '.stylelint = {"extends": "stylelint-config-wordpress","ignoreFiles": "**/*.scss"}' package.json ) | jq . > package-tmp.json && mv package-tmp.json package.json
Note, we do not currently extend stylelint-config-wordpress/scss
for stylelint
as it can cause conflicts with our custom sass-lint
configurations.
eslint
(which a sub-dependacy requires) to >6.8.0
so parent packages can flatten out eslint
to greater versions~
version for only minor updatesstylelint-config-wordpress
as that config will lint CSS (and only CSS, not SASS) per WordPress' CSS coding standards (note SASS is still linted via sass-lint) since we have a proper config for itFAQs
WebDevStudios CSS & SASS Coding Standards
We found that @webdevstudios/css-coding-standards demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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