sass-pass v0.1.4

sass-pass

Why?

Sass has a lot of complexity and a there are lots of ways things can go wrong. When a function is not found, for example, Sass interprets it as a string.

Unit testing asserts that everything is working as expected and lets you code freely and make changes without worrying about breaking things.

Existing Sass unit testing is too heavy and has too many dependencies, because it alters the way Sass compiles with gems and modules instead of using of native scss.

What?

Simple Sass unit tests:

• lightweight (5KB)
• pure scss :tada: (yes, you read that correctly — no gem, no module, just 5KB of scss)
• no dependencies
• great logs
• debugging utilities

Note: gulpfile.js is for development.

Install

npm install sass-pass --save-dev

Usage

@function add($a, $b) { @return $a + $b; }

@import 'node_modules/sass-pass/index';

@debug function('add');
@debug in(1, 2) + out(3);
@debug in(45px, 0.5px) + out(45.5px);
@debug in('a', 'b') + out('ab');
@debug in(1, 1) + out(3);

ADD
add(1, 2)  =>  3 (expected)
add(45px, 0.5px)  =>  45.5px (expected)
add('a', 'b')  =>  'ab' (expected)
WARNING: TEST FAILED, see below
add(1, 1)  =>  2 (expected 3)

@debug summary();

------------------------------------
=> TESTS PASSED: 3 / 4

You can also test non-function stuff, but you'll have to give up the pretty logs (that is, you'll probably have to look at the code to know what test failed)

@debug assert('divisions');
@debug in(1 / 2) + out(0.5);
@debug in(3.5 / 2) + out(1.75);

DIVISIONS
Got 0.5 (expected)
Got 1.75 (expected)

Utilities

info

$list: (1 2 3 4);
@debug info($list);

------------------------------------
INFO
Type:           list
Representation:
 - sass:        1 2 3 4
 - sass-pass:   (1 2 3 4)
Length:         4
List-separator: space
------------------------------------

compare

$other-list: (1, 2, 3, 'a', 5);
@debug compare($list, $other-list);

------------------------------------
COMPARE
Equal:  
 - sass:        false
 - sass-pass:   false
------------------------------------
Type:           list
Representation:
 - sass:        1 2 3 4  -VS-   1, 2, 3, a, 5
 - sass-pass:   (1 2 3 4)  -VS-   (1 2 3 'a' 5)
Length:         4  -VS-   5
List-separator: space  -VS-   comma
------------------------------------

@debug compare(1px, 1);

------------------------------------
COMPARE
Equal:
 - sass:        true
 - sass-pass:   false
------------------------------------
Type:           number
Representation:
 - sass:        1px  -VS-   1
 - sass-pass:   1px  -VS-   1
------------------------------------

l

Make single-element, space-separated sass lists.

@debug compare(l('a'), ('a',));

$empty-map

An empty sass map.

@debug info($empty-map);