Closed geddski closed 12 years ago
Please feel free to hack on one! I'd love to see more implementations of the parser.
haha saw that coming. So many cool things to work on, so little time :)
+9001 for this
For those of you looking for a node processor, check out @jesseditson's project over at https://github.com/jesseditson/jss
The ruby gem is great and all, but how about a Node parser? When your stack uses Node for your JS combining/minification, LESS preprocessing, template precompiling, and unit testing, its great to find additional useful tools like KSS that work well with your stack. For many people, introducing a ruby dependency wouldn't be ideal. What do you think?