Open SeanHayes opened 8 years ago
Is there another way that supports regex or glob patterns?
There is currently no way except resolving the files outside of csslint, e.g. in a bash script (see StackOverflow for hints on how to create a comma-separated list of files).
The reason for this lays in the way csslint currently resolves the files to lint.
this is how I did that in a bash script. I'm only decent at shell scripts but this works like a charm!
CSSFILES=$(find . -type f -name "*.css" -not -name "*.min.css"
for i in $CSSFILES; do
csslint --format=compact $i
done
Frankly, it would be good of csslint to do this by default, for all *-min*
and *.min.*
results.
These don't work:
Only giving the exact path to a single file works. Is there another way that supports regex or glob patterns?