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less-plugin-lists
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List/array manipulation functions for Less.
npm install -g less-plugin-lists
lessc
lessc --lists file.less
For more details about using plugins with the command line Less compiler see the corresponding section in the Less documentation.
less-plugin-lists
extends Less with the following functions:
at
- returns the value at the specified position in a list.cat
- concatenates two or more lists.flatten
- returns a one-dimensional list containing all elements of an input list.join
- joins all elements of a list into a string.l
- creates a comma or space separated list.slice
- returns selected portion of a list.splice
- replaces or removes selected portion of a list and returns the modified copy.transpose
- transposes rows and columns of a list._inspect
- return a string representation of a list with debug/log formatting.1.0.0
2017-04-15
l
function call with a single argument no longer falls back to a CSS function and returns the passed value insteadFAQs
list/array manipulation for Less
The npm package less-plugin-lists receives a total of 287 weekly downloads. As such, less-plugin-lists popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that less-plugin-lists 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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