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sass-asrt

v1.0.6

Published

Simple error, assertion and type utilities for Sass

Readme

zvint's sass-asrt

A simple error, assertion and type utility library for Sass.

license release

Introduction

Sass is a relatively small but really powerful CSS preprocessor that allows us to create complex styling using reusable code. At a certain point projects get bigger and bigger, where we need to assure that we use correct types and parameters.

sass-asrt provides you a bunch of, mostly type, utilities and assertions that you can use to validate parameters and the environment. It also adds custom error handling, so you can define how your errors should be handled.

The entire library is done using this guide: https://zvint.github.io/sass-style-guide/

You can find the sassdocs here: https://zvint.github.io/sass-asrt/

Installation

npm install sass-asrt

Examples

Very basic example:

// _some_mixins.scss
@use "../node-modules/sass-asrt" as asrt;

@mixin style-background($background, $foreground) {
  // we can assert a certain type
  background: asrt.check-is-color($background);
  @if (asrt.get-is-color($foreground)) {
    // $foreground is ensured to be a color
    color: $foreground; 
  }
}

We can also add custom handlers to assertions, that are functions associated to a certain name in a global register.

@use "sass:meta";
@use "../node-modules/sass-asrt" as asrt;

// _handlers.scss
@function foo-bar-handler($errorMessage) {
  @error "Do custom logic with #{$errorMessage}";
}

@at-root {
  // we add a custom handler that we can reference in any assertion
  $_: asrt.throw-handler-add('foo-bar', meta.get-function(foo-bar-handler));
}

// _some_mixins.scss
@mixin style-background($bg, $fg) {
  background: asrt.check-is-color($bg, "not a color", 'foo-bar');
  //                                   ^ message      ^ handler
}

// page.scss
.background {
  @include style-background("notAColor", rgba(255, 200, 164));
  // ^ Error: "Do custom logic with not a color"
}

There is a ton more, just have a look into the docs!