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@yummacss/canon

v3.28.2

Published

Class validator for Yumma CSS

Readme

@yummacss/canon

Class validator for Yumma CSS. Scans your source files & reports every class that is not part of the Yumma CSS canon - Tailwind habits, typos, & AI hallucinations like gap-4 instead of g-4.

If it's not canon, it doesn't ship.

Validity is checked against the Yumma CSS generator itself, so a class is canon exactly when it produces CSS. Variants (@sm:, h:), opacity (/50), negative values (m--4), custom theme colors, prefixes, & safelist entries are all understood.

Installation

npm install -D @yummacss/canon

Usage

Run it in any project with a yumma.config.mjs:

npx @yummacss/canon
Scanned 42 files and found 128 unique classes.
Found 2 classes Yumma CSS does not recognize:
 "gap-4"
  - src/components/hero.tsx
 "items-center"
  - src/components/hero.tsx

Exits with code 1 when unknown classes are found - wire it into CI or let your AI agent run it as a feedback loop.

Allow custom classes

Classes you define in your own CSS are not known to Yumma CSS. Skip them with --allow:

npx @yummacss/canon --allow "docs-container,brand-logo"

Options

| Flag | Description | | ---------------- | ----------------------------------------------- | | --allow, -a | Comma-separated class names to skip. | | --config, -c | Path to the config file. |

Programmatic API

import { validate } from "@yummacss/canon";

const result = await validate({ allowlist: ["docs-container"] });

for (const { className, files } of result.invalid) {
	console.log(className, files);
}