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Parsing CSS into AST
NOTE: Currenly parser omits redundant separators, spaces and comments (except exclamation comments, i.e.
/*! comment */
) on AST build.
parse(source[, options])
Parses CSS into AST.
// simple parsing with no options
var ast = csstree.parse('.example { color: red }');
// parse with options
var ast = csstree.parse('.foo.bar', {
context: 'selector',
positions: true
});
Options (optional):
- context
- atrule
- positions
- onParseError
- filename
- offset
- line
- column
- parseAtrulePrelude
- parseRulePrelude
- parseValue
- parseCustomProperty
context
Type: string
Default: 'stylesheet'
Defines what part of CSS is parsing.
Contexts:
stylesheet
(default) – regular stylesheet, should be suitable in most casesatrule
– at-rule (e.g.@media screen, print { ... }
)atrulePrelude
– at-rule prelude (screen, print
for example above)mediaQueryList
– used to parse comma separated media query listmediaQuery
– used to parse media queryrule
– rule (e.g..foo, .bar:hover { color: red; border: 1px solid black; }
)selectorList
– selector group (.foo, .bar:hover
for rule example)selector
– selector (.foo
or.bar:hover
for rule example)block
– block with curly braces ({ color: red; border: 1px solid black; }
for rule example)declarationList
– block content w/o curly braces (color: red; border: 1px solid black;
for rule example), useful for parsing HTMLstyle
attribute valuedeclaration
– declaration (color: red
orborder: 1px solid black
for rule example)value
– declaration value (red
or1px solid black
for rule example)
atrule
Type: string
or null
Default: null
Using for atrulePrelude
context to apply atrule specific parse rules.
positions
Type: boolean
Default: false
Specify to store locations of node content in original source. Location is storing as loc
field of nodes. loc
property is always null
when option is false
. The structure of loc
:
loc: {
source: 'value of `filename` option or `<unknown>`',
start: {
offset: <number>,
line: <number>,
column: <number>
},
end: {
offset: <number>,
line: <number>,
column: <number>
}
}
onParseError
Type: function(error, fallbackNode)
or null
Default: null
Parsing is tolerant by default, i.e. any text may to be parsed with no an raised exception. However, mistakes in CSS may make it imposible to parse some part, e.g. a selector or declaration. In that case bad content is wrapping into a Raw
node and onParseError
is invoking.
csstree.parse('example { foo; bar: 1! }', {
onParseError: function(error) {
console.log(error.formattedMessage);
}
});
// Parse error: Colon is expected
// 1 |example { foo; bar: 1! }
// --------------------^
// Parse error: Identifier is expected
// 1 |example { foo; bar: 1! }
// ------------------------------^
filename
Type: string
Default: '<unknown>'
Filename of source. This value adds to loc
as source
property when positions
option is true
. Using for source map generation.
offset
Type: number
Default: 0
Start offset. Useful when parsing a fragment of CSS to store a correct positions for node's loc
property.
line
Type: number
Default: 1
Start line number. Useful when parsing fragment of CSS to store correct positions in node's loc
property.
column
Type: number
Default: 1
Start column number. Useful when parsing fragment of CSS to store correct positions in node's loc
property.
parseAtrulePrelude
Type: boolean
Default: true
Defines to parse a at-rule prelude in details (represents as AtruleExpresion
, MediaQueryList
or SelectorList
if any). Otherwise represents prelude as Raw
node.
csstree.parse('@example 1 2;');
// {
// "type": "Atrule",
// "prelude": {
// "type": "AtrulePrelude",
// "children": [
// { "type": "Number", "value": "1" },
// { "type": "WhiteSpace", "value": " " },
// { "type": "Number", "value": "2" }
// ]
// },
// "block": null
// }
csstree.parse('@example 1 2;', { parseAtrulePrelude: false });
// {
// "type": "Atrule",
// "prelude": {
// "type": "Raw",
// "value": "1 2"
// },
// "block": null
// }
parseRulePrelude
Type: boolean
Default: true
Defines to parse a rule prelude in details or left unparsed (represents as Raw
node).
csstree.parse('.foo {}');
// {
// "type": "Rule",
// "prelude": {
// "type": "SelectorList",
// "children": [
// {
// "type": "Selector",
// "children": [
// { "type": "ClassSelector", "name": "foo" }
// ]
// }
// ]
// },
// "block": {
// "type": "Block",
// "children": []
// }
// }
csstree.parse('.foo {}', { parseRulePrelude: false });
// {
// "type": "Rule",
// "prelude": {
// "type": "Raw",
// "value": ".foo"
// },
// "block": {
// "type": "Block",
// "children": []
// }
// }
parseValue
Type: boolean
Default: true
Defines to parse a declaration value in details (represents as Value
). Otherwise represents value as Raw
node.
csstree.parse('color: #aabbcc', { context: 'declaration' });
// {
// "type": "Declaration",
// "important": false,
// "property": "color",
// "value": {
// "type": "Value",
// "children": [
// {
// "type": "HexColor",
// "value": "aabbcc"
// }
// ]
// }
// }
csstree.parse('color: #aabbcc', { context: 'declaration', parseValue: false });
// {
// "type": "Declaration",
// "important": false,
// "property": "color",
// "value": {
// "type": "Raw",
// "value": " #aabbcc"
// }
// }
parseCustomProperty
Type: boolean
Default: false
Defines to parse a custom property value and a var()
fallback in details (represents as Value
). Otherwise represents value as Raw
node.
csstree.parse('--custom: #aabbcc', { context: 'declaration' });
// {
// "type": "Declaration",
// "important": false,
// "property": "--custom",
// "value": {
// "type": "Raw",
// "value": " #aabbcc"
// }
// }
csstree.parse('--custom: #aabbcc', { context: 'declaration', parseCustomProperty: true });
// {
// "type": "Declaration",
// "important": false,
// "property": "--custom",
// "value": {
// "type": "Value",
// "children": [
// {
// "type": "HexColor",
// "value": "aabbcc"
// }
// ]
// }
// }