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frontline-sass

v6.0.0

Published

Threespot's base Sass framework

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Frontline Sass

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Threespot's Sass framework

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Testing

Tests are written in Sass using sass-true and run through Mocha. Each function and mixin in src/ has a matching partial in tests/ with the same name, registered in the folder's _index.scss.

yarn test

Adding a test for a new helper

  1. Create tests/<group>/_my-helper.scss (where <group> is functions or mixins).
  2. Pull in sass-true and the library:
    @use 'true' as *;
    @use '../../src/_frontline' as *;
  3. Wrap assertions in describe / it blocks. Use assert-equal for functions that return a value, and assert { output { ... } expect { ... } } to compare emitted CSS for mixins.
  4. Register the partial in tests/<group>/_index.scss with @forward "my-helper";.

Reference examples: tests/functions/_str-replace.scss (return value), tests/mixins/_visuallyhidden.scss (CSS output).

License

Frontline Sass is free software, and may be redistributed under the terms of the MIT license. If Frontline Sass works great for your project, we'd love to hear about it!

Thanks

Our work stands on the shoulders of giants, and we're very thankful to the many people that made Frontline Sass possible either by publishing code we used, or by being an inspiration for this project.

About Threespot

Threespot is an independent digital agency hell-bent on helping those, and only those, who are committed to helping others. Find out more at https://www.threespot.com.

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