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Normalize CSS Selectors

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What is normalize-selector?

The normalize-selector npm package is designed to normalize CSS selectors by formatting them into a consistent structure. This can be particularly useful for CSS processing tasks, such as minification, linting, or when implementing CSS-in-JS solutions where consistent selector formatting is crucial. It helps in cleaning up and standardizing selectors by removing unnecessary whitespace, sorting pseudo-classes, and ensuring a uniform structure.

What are normalize-selector's main functionalities?

Normalization of CSS Selectors

This feature demonstrates how normalize-selector can take a messy CSS selector string with extra spaces and inconsistent formatting, and normalize it into a clean, standardized format. This is particularly useful for CSS optimization and ensuring consistency across a codebase.

"const normalize = require('normalize-selector');
const normalizedSelector = normalize('  ul  > li:first-child   ');
console.log(normalizedSelector); // Outputs: 'ul > li:first-child'"

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