SCSS Lint Integration
Any chance we might see other Linting operations in the future, such as SCSS lint?
Well, it's really not needed because if you make any errors in your Sass file, it won't compile.
This is different than JavaScript, which is not a compiled language and therefore you can easily have errors make it to production code.
For outright errors yeah, but I mean in the realm of setting SCSS "rules" such as only use SCSS comments, lower case class names, etc. that are more personalized. That would require a significant addition though as options for each available checking point would be needed.
IE, more in the realm of checking for nice SCSS / standards rather than only errors.
Ah, I can see the use-case for style enforcement. Is there a good Sass linter available anywhere?
On 23 Aug 2014, at 14:16, Greg B. [email protected] wrote:
For outright errors yeah, but I mean in the realm of setting SCSS "rules" such as only use SCSS comments, lower case class names, etc. that are more personalized. That would require a significant addition though as options for each available checking point would be needed.
IE, more in the realm of checking for nice SCSS / standards rather than only errors.
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I've had my eye on this - https://github.com/causes/scss-lint
Still doing some tests with it when I have time in between projects but seems to be the best out there.
@geebru that's an excellent implementation.
I would be interested in this feature as well, however, it is quite opinionated and will throw errors on you continuously. But I suppose those of us who are interested in this feature are also quite capable of setting it up as we want it.
I agree, it would be a great feature to have (turned off by default). Especially with the capability of codekit2 having both a defaults and a per project config. I run scss-lint via the command line but would love to see the feature added to CodeKit so everything is in one place.
I'd love to see such a feature in Codekit.
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Would be great for environments were multiple authors are hitting the SCSS on a regular basis.
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Any chance to see it in CK3? ;-)