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lexeme

v0.0.1

Published

A lexical analyzer that turns CSS into parser friendly tokens.

Downloads

8

Readme

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Lexeme is a lexical analyzer that turns CSS into parser friendly tokens.

Install

Install Lexeme from npm:

npm install lexeme

Or with yarn:

yarn add lexeme

Then require it into any module:

const { tokenize } = require('lexeme');

Tokens

A single token is represented as an Array with the following shape:

[
  // The token type, for example `BRACE_OPEN`
  type{String},

  // The value of the token, for example `{`
  value{String},

  // The position of the string being tokenized, for example [1,10]
  location{Array<line<number>, column<?number>}
]

Token Types

| Type | Example | | --- |---| | BRACE_OPEN | { | | BRACE_CLOSE | } | | MEDIA_QUERY | @media (min-width: 300px) | | KEYFRAME | @keyframes slide | | KEYFRAME_SELECTOR | from | to | 0-100% | | FONT_FACE | @font-face | | CHARSET | @charset | | SUPPORTS | @supports | | DECLARATION | display: flex; | | SELECTOR | nav | span.icon | h1, h2, h3 |

Note: Inline and multi-line comments in CSS are ignored.

API

tokenize

tokenize(CSS)
  • Description:

    Transforms CSS into tokens.

  • Parameters:

    • CSS{String}: The CSS source code.
  • Returns:

    An interface to query tokens:

    {
      tokens: ƒ tokens()
      selectors: ƒ selectors()
      declarations: ƒ declarations()
      mediaQueries: ƒ mediaQueries()
      rulesets: ƒ rulesets()
      rulesetsAsObjects: ƒ rulesetsAsObjects()
    }

.tokens()

tokenize(CSS).tokens();
  • Returns:

    An Array containing all tokens.

.selectors()

tokenize(CSS).selectors();
  • Returns:

    An Array containing tokens of the type SELECTOR.

.declarations()

tokenize(CSS).declarations();
  • Returns:

    An Array containing tokens of the type DECLARATION.

.mediaQueries()

tokenize(CSS).mediaQueries();
  • Returns:

    An Array containing tokens of the type MEDIA_QUERY.

.rulesets()

tokenize(CSS).rulesets();
  • Returns:

    An Array containing a Map for each ruleset:

    [
      Map {
        selector{String},
        declarations{Array<String>}
      },
      Map {
        ...
      }
    ]

.rulesetsAsObjects()

tokenize(CSS).rulesetsAsObjects();
  • Returns:

    An Array containing an Object for each ruleset:

    [
      {
        selector{String},
        declarations{Array<String>}
      },
      {
        ...
      }
    ]

Tests

Run all tests with:

npm test

Or run a specific test with:

npm test tokens

Licence

MIT

Copyright (c) 2018-present, Callum Hart