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@spectrum-tools/stylelint-no-unknown-custom-properties

v1.3.2

Published

Report on any unknown custom property definitions

Downloads

19

Readme

stylelint-no-unknown-custom-properties

Report on any unused variable definitions

Installation

yarn add -D @spectrum-tools/stylelint-no-unknown-custom-properties

Usage

Assuming you have some variables defined and rule(s) that use them:

:root {
	--prefix-component-background-color: blue;
	--prefix-component-width: 10px;
	--prefix-component-height: 10px;
	--prefix-component-size: 10px;
}

.component {
	background-color: var(--prefix-component-background-color);

	width: var(--prefix-component-width);
	height: var(--prefix-component-height);
}

The variables that are not used in any rule will be reported to the console.

Options

ignoreList (default: [])

An array of strings or regular expressions that will be matched against the variable name. If a match is found, the variable will be ignored.

skipDependencies (default: true)

If set to false, the plugin will pull in and read the peerDependencies and dependencies for the package in which it is installed. It will then read-in and parse the provided CSS assets and check for any variables that are defined in the package's dependencies. If any are found, those variables will not be reported as unused.