css-property-browser-h4cks-analyzer
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A list of tests to determine whether a property is a browser hack, derived from the formidable browserhacks.com (Repo).
npm install css-property-browser-h4cks-analyzer
# or
yarn add css-property-browser-h4cks-analyzer
const isBrowserHack = require('css-property-browser-h4cks-analyzer')
// CSS declaration example => .selector { _property: value; }
console.log(isBrowserHack('_property'))
// => true
console.log(isBrowserHack('color'))
// => false
MIT © Bart Veneman
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A test to determine whether a CSS property is considered a browser hack
The npm package css-property-browser-h4cks-analyzer receives a total of 31 weekly downloads. As such, css-property-browser-h4cks-analyzer popularity was classified as not popular.
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