Stylelint-config-clean-order NPM

stylelint-config-clean-order

Order your styles with stylelint-order.

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Usage

Install stylelint and this package to your project:

npm install stylelint stylelint-config-clean-order --save-dev

Configure your stylelint configuration file (.stylelintrc.json) to extend this package:

!TIP You don't need to install stylelint-order nor add stylelint-order to "plugins" since this package already does that for you.

{
  "extends": ["stylelint-config-clean-order"]
}

Severity Options

Default severity level is warning but you can use error variant to change severity level to error.

{
  "extends": ["stylelint-config-clean-order/error"]
}

Customization

You can import raw property groups to add or override rule options. Please refer to stylelint-order plugin documentation.

For example, you can override 'properties-order' rule to not have empty lines between groups:

const { propertyGroups } = require('stylelint-config-clean-order')

const propertiesOrder = propertyGroups.map((properties) => ({
  noEmptyLineBetween: true,
  emptyLineBefore: 'never', // Don't add empty lines between order groups.
  properties
}))

module.exports = {
  extends: ['stylelint-config-clean-order'],
  rules: {
    'order/properties-order': [
      propertiesOrder,
      {
        severity: 'warning',
        unspecified: 'bottomAlphabetical',
      }
    ]
  }
}

Extra empty lines for formatting

In addition to stylelint-order plugin, this package also overrides two rules (declaration-empty-line-before and at-rule-empty-line-before) to improve the final formatted result by adding extra empty lines between declarations. stylelint-config-clean-order does not override a rule other than these two.

If you want these rules to put into effect, make sure config packages after stylelint-config-clean-order do not override them.

About orders

I try to hand-pick style orders in the most logical way to improve process of CSS refactoring; for example font-size before line-height, display before align-items. If you think order of a rule doesn't make sense, please open an issue so we can discuss. Thanks!