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grunt-css

Grunt plugin for linting and minifying CSS

Getting Started

Install the module with: npm install grunt-css

Then load it from your own grunt.js file:

grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-css');

Documentation

This plugin provides two tasks: cssmin and csslint. Both area multi tasks, meaning that grunt will automatically iterate over all cssmin and csslint targets if a target is not specified.

cssmin

This works just like the built-in min task, so check docs for that.

csslint

This is similar to the built-in lint task, though the configuration is different. Here's an example:

csslint: {
	base_theme: {
		src: "themes/base/*.css",
		rules: {
			"import": false,
			"overqualified-elements": 2
		}
	}
}

src specifies the files to lint, rules the rules to apply. A value of false ignores the rule, a value of 2 will set it to become an error. Otherwise all rules are considered warnings.

For the current csslint version, these rules are available:

important
adjoining-classes
known-properties
box-sizing
box-model
outline-none
duplicate-background-images
compatible-vendor-prefixes
display-property-grouping
qualified-headings
fallback-colors
duplicate-properties
empty-rules
errors
shorthand
ids
gradients
font-sizes
font-faces
floats
underscore-property-hack
overqualified-elements
import
regex-selectors
rules-count
star-property-hack
text-indent
unique-headings
universal-selector
unqualified-attributes
vendor-prefix
zero-units

For an explanation of those rules, check the csslint wiki.

Side note: To update this list, run this:

node -e "require('csslint').CSSLint.getRules().forEach(function(x) { console.log(x.id) })"

Contributing

Please use the issue tracker and pull requests.

License

Copyright (c) 2012 Jörn Zaefferer Licensed under the MIT license.