The goal of this project is to provide a high quality set of tools for writing native CSS and shipping said CSS into production the best way possible. This means:

Preventing mistakes at author time (parsing & linting).
Advising best practices and highlighting pitfalls (linting).
Allow consistent homogeneous code to be written (formatting).
Allowing the authorship of modern CSS that is downsampled for browser support ("transpiling").
Provides integration with IDEs (LSP).
Producing the smallest available artefacts (minification & bundling).
Provide a way for authors to migrate from alternative authoring formats (such as SCSS).

Usage

Visit the Getting started guide for more detail.

Keywords

css

csskit

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Package last updated on 27 Oct 2025

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