ExpandOBem is a preprocessing step for HTML that allows you to write BEM-style classes in a shorter, more expressive manner.
ExpandOBem is a preprocessing step for HTML that allows you to write BEM-style classes in a shorter, more expressive manner.
ExpandOBem expands abbreviated BEM-style classes, like so:
<div class='post--featured--recent'></div>
Becomes:
<div class='post--featured post--recent'></div>
The result is cleaner, more readable source HTML and the speedier switching of modifiers.
npm install expandobem
ExpandOBem exposes three methods for processing HTML:
Read a file and transform it.
expandobem.processFile(path, options)
Transform a string.
expandobem.processString(string, options)
Transform streaming HTML.
expandobem.processStream(options)
__)The connecting syntax prefixing a block or element.
--)The connecting syntax prefixing a modifier.
npm test
Add link to Gulp plugin...
Enforce Trumpet version 1.6.3. 1.6.4 seems to have a bug which means the stream is not ended (in this use case).
First release
FAQs
ExpandOBem is a preprocessing step for HTML that allows you to write BEM-style classes in a shorter, more expressive manner.
We found that expandobem 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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