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sandpaper

v1.4.6

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Sandpaper is a commandline tool that's used to smooth out the rough edges when coding websites using HTML, CSS, and Javascript.

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Maintainers

cpettacpetta

Keywords

gulp,gulpfiletoolchainlintingwebsite-optimization

Readme

Sandpaper

Dependencies Dependabot Status Build Status Coverage Status FOSSA Status XO code style semantic-release Total alerts

What is Sandpaper

  • Sandpaper is a command line tool that's used to smooth out the rough edges when coding websites using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
  • Heavily inspired by XO, Sandpaper is a build system wrapper. It originally started as a gulpfile and has since been updated to use the commandline.

Primary Project Goals

  • Provide tools to help developers avoid common errors in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
  • Improve maintainability of code produced by developers.
  • Improve performance of webpages.
  • Automate common development tasks.

How Sandpaper helps achieve these goals

  • sandpaper --lint can be used to check for syntax errors, style errors, and other common problems in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Add the --watch flag to perform linting on every file save.
  • sandpaper --lint --strict is used to check for code style problems, keeping code consistently readable across different developers.
  • sandpaper --build uses minification to reduce the size of HTML, CSS, JavaScript. Additionally, images will be optimized.
  • sandpaper --sync watches files for changes, and automatically builds and reloads a webserver with your site.

Installation

npm install sandpaper -g

from your project folder which contains an /src folder run:

npm init sandpaper

Workflow

  1. Create and edit all your .html, .css, and .js files inside a folder named src.
  2. Open command prompt above the src folder, for instance, if you have /SomeProject/src open command prompt in the /SomeProject folder.
  3. Run the sandpaper command with your desired flags. all available flags are listed under [flags]
  • Note: Running sandpaper with no flags is equivlent to running sandpaper --

Flags

--lint Check code for errors.

--build Optimize code and save to /dev or /dist (if --production is specified.)

--sync Start browser synchronized server, compiles code on change.

--strict Lint codding style in addition to errors.

--fix fixes coding style issues, such as tabs/spaces, indentation, and css property order.

--watch Remain running, re-lint or re-build whenever a file is changed.

--prod Build for production, do not include source maps and minify code.

Sandpaper would not be possible without these great open-source libraries

Libraries used for linting

if --strict flag is not specified

if --strict flag is specified

Libraries used for building

License

FOSSA Status