gulp-dss-extra v0.1.4

gulp-dss-extra

DEPRECATED!

The variable parser has been moved to dss-variable-parser as useful in various contexts, not just gulp.

The markup examples for state can be made with some post-processing of your DSS like:

dss.blocks.forEach(function(block) {
    if (block.hasOwnProperty('state') && block.hasOwnProperty('markup')) {
        template = hogan.compile(block.markup.example);
        block.markup.example = template.render({}).replace(/\s?[a-z]+="\s*"/gi, '');
        block.markup.escaped = block.markup.example.replace(/</g, '&lt;').replace(/>/g, '&gt;');

        block.state.forEach(function(state) {
            state.markup = {
                example: template.render(state),
                escaped: template.render(state).replace(/</g, '&lt;').replace(/>/g, '&gt;')
            };
        });
    }
});

Because this relies on 2 DSS variables being present (markup and state) it's not possible to build this into a DSS parser AFAICT.

The other bits and pieces are easy to replicate if you need then :)

A gulp plug-in for parsing Documented Style Sheets (DSS) comments in your CSS/SCSS/LESS, with a couple of extra features.

Usage

This will add dss and meta properties to your files.

var gulp = require('gulp');
var dss = require('gulp-dss-extra');

gulp.task('dss', function() {
    return gulp.src('src/**/*.scss')
        .pipe(dss());
});

It doesn't output any files, so should be used with another pipe that merges with templates.

Extra

DSS Parsers

These parsers are in addition to default @name, @description, @state and @markup:

• @variable {name} - {description} - Document a variable. The name must match the name in the file without a $ prefix. The value will be extracted from the file and assigned to value. It won't be computed so things like $height: 5px*10 will have a literal value 5px*10.

Markup Examples for @state

The @state is post-parsed to add HTML examples for each state. This is rendered with the state (using hogan) so you can add class names etc. For example:

/**
 * @name Button
 * @state .primary - Primary button
 * @state .danger - Dangerous button
 * @markup
 * <button class="{{{escaped}}}">{{description}}</button>
 */

As well as block.markup each state will now have markup.example and markup.escaped added. Empty attributes will be stripped from the stateless example to avoid clutter.

Properties Added to file.meta

• sectionName - The @name from the first block in files with basename index is copied to file.meta.sectionName
• subsectionName - The @name from the first block in files without basename index is copied to file.meta.subsectionName

Options

extra object

An key/value hash of additional properties to extract. The value should be a function to parse the DSS (see the DSS docs), or true if you just want the value as is.

copyFirst object

A key/value hash of properties to copy from the first block to file.meta. The value can be a function with signature function (file, firstBlock) and should return the value, or true just to copy the property.

Note when using the function the property doesn't have to already exist, it can be grabbed from another property. For example in the default options the value sectionName is assigned from the first block's @name in files with the basename index.

normalizeArray array

In DSS if properties are only put into arrays if there is more than one. Properties listed in normalizeArray will be forced into an array. Defaults to ['variable', 'state'].