perfectionist-dfd

Beautify and/or normalize CSS files. Fork and update of a fork and update of an archived project. DEPRECATED.

Status

DEPRECATED: The codebase is old and other alternatives exist (prettier for formatting, normalize-css for CSS normalization, and others)

Example runs

Input

h1   {
         color   :  red }

Expanded output

h1 {
    color: red;
}

Compact output

h1 { color: red; }

Compressed output

h1{color:red}

Supported Environments

• Currently Node.js 12+ are supported.
• REVIEW: May add browser support in the future.

Install

With npm do:

npm install postcss perfectionist-dfd --save

Import (ES6+) or require (CommonJS) in your source file

ES6+

import perfectionistDFD from 'perfectionist-dfd';

CommonJS

const perfectionistDFD = require('perfectionist-dfd');

API

perfectionistDFD.process(css, [options])

css

Type: string Required option.

Pass a CSS string to beautify it.

options

Type: object optional

cascade

Type: boolean Default: true

Set this to false to disable visual cascading of vendor prefixed properties. Note that this transform only applies to the expanded format.

/* true */
h1 {
    -webkit-border-radius: 12px;
            border-radius: 12px;
}

/* false */
h1 {
    -webkit-border-radius: 12px;
    border-radius: 12px;
}

colorCase

Type: string Default: lower

Set either lower or upper to transform hexadecimal colors to the according case.

/* upper */
p { color: #C8C8C8 }

/* lower */
p { color: #c8c8c8 }

colorShorthand

Type: boolean Default: true

Set this to true to shorten hexadecimal colors.

/* true */
p { color: #fff }

/* false */
p { color: #ffffff }

format

Type: string Default: expanded

Pass either expanded, compact or compressed. Note that the compressed format only facilitates simple whitespace compression around selectors & declarations. For more powerful compression, see cssnano.

indentChar

Type: string Default: ' ' (space)

Specify \t here instead if you would like to use tabs for indentation.

indentSize

Type: number Default: 4

This number will be used as a basis for all indent levels, using the expanded format.

trimLeadingZero

Type: boolean Default: true

Set this to true to trim leading zero for fractional numbers less than 1.

/* true */
p { line-height: .8 }

/* false */
p { line-height: 0.8 }

trimTrailingZeros

Type: boolean Default: true

Set this to true to trim trailing zeros in numbers.

/* true */
div { top: 50px }

/* false */
div { top: 50.000px }

maxAtRuleLength

Type: boolean|number Default: 80

If set to a positive integer, set a maximum width for at-rule parameters; if they exceed this, they will be split up over multiple lines. If false, this behaviour will not be performed. Note that this transform only applies to the expanded format.

maxSelectorLength

Type: boolean|number Default: 80

If set to a positive integer, set a maximum width for a selector string; if it exceeds this, it will be split up over multiple lines. If false, this behaviour will not be performed. Note that this transform is excluded from the compressed format.

maxValueLength

Type: boolean|number Default: 80

If set to a positive integer, set a maximum width for a property value; if it exceeds this, it will be split up over multiple lines. If false, this behaviour will not be performed. Note that this transform only applies to the expanded format.

sourcemap

Type: boolean Default: false

Generate a sourcemap with the transformed CSS.

syntax

Type: string

Specify scss if you would like to also format SCSS-style single line comments. This loads the postcss-scss plugin.

zeroLengthNoUnit

Type: boolean Default: true

Set this to true to trim units after zero length.

/* true */
div { padding: 0 }

/* false */
div { padding: 0px }

Example using perfectionistDFD.process

import perfectionistDFD from 'perfectionist-dfd'

const pftDFDOpts = {
    indentSize: 2,
    trimLeadingZero: false
}

const outCSS = perfectionistDFD.process(css, pftDFDOpts).css

postcss([ perfectionistDFD(opts) ])

perfectionist-dfd can also be consumed as a PostCSS plugin. See the PostCSS documentation for examples for your environment.

CLI

perfectionist-dfd also ships with a CLI app. To see the available options, just run:

perfectionist-dfd --help

PostCSS usage

See the PostCSS documentation for examples for your environment.

Future

1. TODO: #11 Update easy pieces of perfectionist-dfd to 8.x API.
2. TODO: #12 Update main logic of perfectionist-dfd to 8.x API.
3. TODO: #13 Update rest of perfectionist-dfd to 8.x API.
4. TODO: #14 Improve and enhance perfectionist-dfd as a PostCSS plugin.
5. TODO: #15 Improve and enhance as a standalone tool.
6. REVIEW: #24 Add support for use in browser environments.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. If you add functionality, then please add unit tests to cover it.

License

MIT © 2015 Ben Briggs \ MIT © 2022 Daniel F. Dickinson