This is a pure Node.js scss/scss linter for Ember CLI apps and addons.
ember install ember-cli-sass-lint
And that's it! This addon will automatically parse your sass/scss files.
Linting configuration can be added in a sass-lint.yml
file as required by Sass Lint. For example:
# my-project/sass-lint.yml
rules:
extends-before-mixins: 2 # 2 throws error
placeholders-in-extend: 1 # 1 logs warning
extends-before-declarations: 0 # 0 means no errors or warnings
Options can be passed in your ember-cli-build.js
in the sassLint
object. The defaults are shown below:
// my-project/ember-cli-build.js
var app = new EmberApp(defaults, {
sassLint: {
configPath: 'sass-lint.yml',
shouldThrowExceptions: true,
shouldLog: true,
}
});
Type | String |
---|---|
Default | 'sass-lint.yml' |
A name of the file your config is contained in. This should be a .yml
file, preferrably in the root of the Broccoli project.
Type | Boolean |
---|---|
Default | true |
By default, sass-lint
throws exceptions when an error is encountered (note, warnings do not throw errors). Usually this is the preffered functionality.
However, you can stop errors being thrown and, therefore, errors stopping the build process by setting shouldThrowExceptions: false
. Use with caution!
Type | Boolean |
---|---|
Default | true |
Whether to log warnings and errors to the console. When this is set to false
you will not be notified or linting errors!
Type | Function |
---|---|
Param | fileLint (Object) |
You may override this plugin's default logError()
function should you need to intercept file lint objects (e.g. when testing this plugin).
// my-project/ember-cli-build.js
var errors = [];
var app = new EmberApp(defaults, {
sassLint: {
logError: function(fileLint) {
errors.push(fileLint);
}
}
});
fileLint
is passed in the format returned by sass-lint
's lintText()
method. you can format it using the format()
function in the sass-lint
package (npm install --save-dev sass-lint
).
Note, when you override logError()
this plugin won't log any warnings or errors.
All tests are currently contained in tests/runner.js
. This uses Mocha/Chai, not Ember Testing. Tests can be ran with:
npm test
You should also check that the dummy app's styles are still correctly compiled by running the ember app using ember s
.
PRs are welcomed and should be issued to the master
branch.