CSScomb is a coding style formatter for CSS. You can easily write your own configuration to make your style sheets beautiful and consistent.
The main feature is sorting properties in a specific order. It was inspired by @miripiruni's PHP-based tool of the same name. This is the new JavaScript version, based on the powerful CSS parser Gonzales PE.
Global installation (for use as a command-line tool):
Local installation (for use as a command-line tool within current directory):
To install as a project dependency (the package will appear in your dependencies):
npm install csscomb --save
To install as a dev dependency (the package will appear in your devDependencies):
npm install csscomb --save-dev
There are a number of ways to configure CSScomb:
.csscomb.json
file in the project root.*.css
file as a templatevar Comb = require('csscomb'); var comb = new Comb('zen'); comb.processPath('assets/css');
This project is actively mantained. But anyone and everyone is welcome to contribute. Please take a moment to review the guidelines for contributing.
Also you can become a maintainer. To do that please ping @tonyganch.
Thanks for assistance and contributions:
@miripiruni, @anton-rudeshko, @cvrebert, @filtercake, @ignovak, @kizu, @lefoy, @L0stSoul, @mishaberezin, @puzankov, @schneyra, @thejameskyle, @vecmezoni
This software is released under the terms of the MIT license.
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