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@linter-spec/stylelint-config

v1.0.0

Published

Shareable Stylelint config (CSS / SCSS / Less) used by linter-spec.

Readme

@linter-spec/stylelint-config

Shareable Stylelint configuration used by the linter-spec toolchain. Lints CSS, SCSS and Less, targeting Stylelint 16/17.

Install

pnpm add -D @linter-spec/stylelint-config stylelint

stylelint is the only peer dependency. The shared configs and plugins this config builds on (stylelint-config-standard, stylelint-config-recommended-scss, stylelint-scss, @stylistic/stylelint-plugin, postcss-less) ship as regular dependencies, so nothing else needs to be installed.

Use

Create a stylelint.config.js (or .stylelintrc.json) at your project root:

// stylelint.config.js
export default {
  extends: ['@linter-spec/stylelint-config'],
};

How it is layered

Stylelint 16 removed every stylistic rule from core. They now live in @stylistic/stylelint-plugin and are referenced here with the @stylistic/ prefix (e.g. indentation@stylistic/indentation), preserving the original conventions.

| Layer | Scope | Provides | | --- | --- | --- | | stylelint-config-standard | all files | Modern CSS best-practice baseline | | @stylistic/stylelint-plugin | all files | Whitespace / casing / brace style | | stylelint-config-recommended-scss + stylelint-scss | *.scss only | SCSS parsing + SCSS-aware rules | | postcss-less | *.less only | Less parsing |

Scoping the SCSS rules to *.scss (via overrides) is deliberate: running the SCSS parser/rules against a Less AST crashes Stylelint.

Notable intent rules

| Rule | Setting | Why | | --- | --- | --- | | unit-no-unknown | ignoreUnits: ['rpx'] | Allow the mini-program rpx unit | | selector-pseudo-class-no-unknown | ignorePseudoClasses: ['global', 'local', 'export'] | Allow CSS Modules :global / :local / :export | | no-descending-specificity | off | Source-order specificity is common and well understood | | selector-max-id | 0 | Disallow #id selectors | | declaration-block-no-duplicate-properties | allow consecutive fallbacks | Permit progressive-enhancement fallbacks | | scss/at-rule-no-unknown | on (*.scss) | Understands @mixin / @include, unlike core |

The default severity is warning, so issues surface without blocking the build (@stylistic/declaration-block-trailing-semicolon is kept at error).

License

MIT © SotherWind