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@emmetio/css-matcher

v1.0.2

Published

Small and fast CSS matcher

Downloads

12

Readme

Small and fast CSS matcher

The goal for this project is to quickly find edges of selector or property in CSS/LESS/SCSS source code:

import match from '@emmetio/css-matcher';

const content = '.foo { padding: 10px } .bar { margin: 20px }';

// Finds matched CSS selector at character position 2
const data = match(content, 2);

console.log(data.type); // Type of match: 'selector'
console.log(tag.start); // Location of match start: 0
console.log(tag.end); // Location of match end: 22

Matcher searches content for a context match closest to given location and, if found, returns object with the following properties:

  • type: type of matched section, either selector or property;
  • start: character location where match starts;
  • end: character location where match end, for selector it will be right after }, for property it will be right after ; or property value;
  • bodyStart: location there body of the match starts. For selector it will be right after {, for property it will be a beginning of the property value.
  • bodyEnd: location there body of the match ends. For selector it will be right before }, for property it will be an end of the property value.