Closed dataf3l closed 3 years ago
Yes you can, however the CSS parser is "online" as in you are parsing as you go (instead of generating an AST tree for you to inspect).
r := strings.NewReader("b{color:blue} @media (x=5) { a{color:red} }")
p := css.NewParser(parse.NewInput(r), false)
for {
gt, _, data := p.Next()
switch gt {
case css.ErrorGrammar:
return
case css.BeginAtRuleGrammar:
fmt.Println(string(data))
for _, val := range p.Values() {
fmt.Print(string(val.Data))
}
}
}
will print
@media
(x=5)
wow, this is amazing! I did not expect such a prompt response! you sir are awesome.
question about media queries
is it possible to determine if a website has "media query" or responsiveness using this library? are "media queries" supported? do I need to use another library instead?
I see in the test code there is mention of "@media print", however it is unclear to me if somehting like:
@media only screen and (max-width: 600px) { body { background-color: lightblue; } }
would be supported by the parser and how the AST would look like for an expression like this one.
thanks in advance for your help, I think this an awesome project btw.