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Detect DOM elements that reference undefined CSS classes
npm install checkcss
# or
yarn add checkcss
import { CheckCSS } from 'checkcss';
// Create CheckCSS instance
const checkcss = new CheckCSS();
checkcss.scan().watch();
... then look for messages like this in your browser console:
The following hooks are supported:
// OPTIONAL: Hook for filtering classnames
checkcss.onClassnameDetected = function (classname, element) {
// Return `false` to disable checks for `classname`.
// For example, to ignore classnames starting with
// "license-" or "maintainer-"...
return /^license-|^maintainer-/.test(classname);
};
// OPTIONAL: Hook for custom logging
checkcss.onUndefinedClassname = function (classname) {
// Custom logging goes here (replaces default log method)
};
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Detect references to undefined CSS classes
The npm package checkcss receives a total of 145 weekly downloads. As such, checkcss popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that checkcss 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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