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css-priority
Advanced tools
calculate priority of css selector/rule
We use Array(6)
to store the priority value:
// rank algorithm
// -----------------
// a. important mark
// b. style attribte
// c. ID attribute (size)
// d. attributes + pseudo-class (size)
// e. element + pseudo-element (size)
// f. position of selector
var priority = [a, b, c, d, e, f]
calculate priority of selector (with rule info):
var priority = require('css-priority')
// output: [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 12]
priority.parse('*', {
line: 12
})
// output: [1, 0, 0, 2, 3, 88]
priority.parse('button.button > i.icon:before', {
important: true,
line: 88
})
Compare selectors:
var priority = require('css-priority')
var selectors = [
'*'
'li'
'li:first-line'
'ul li'
'ul ol + li'
'h1 + *[rel=up]'
'ul ol li.red'
'li.red.level'
]
var cache = {}
selectors.sort(function (a, b) {
var calcA = cache[a] || (cache[a] = priority.parse(a))
var calcB = cache[b] || (cache[b] = priority.parse(b))
return priority.compare(a, b)
})
priority.parse(selector, opts)
parse css selector with rule info, and return Array(6)
of priority
priority.compare(array1, array2)
Compare different priority array
MIT
FAQs
calculate priority of css selector/rule
The npm package css-priority receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, css-priority popularity was classified as not popular.
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