Getting Started

To start using stylelint, enable it and declare dependencies in package.json in your repository.

$ npm install stylelint -D

Add sideci.yml to your repository. Sider supports using plugin and configurations provided as npm packages.

If you need more customization, use standard stylelint config files. For example, use .stylelintrc.yaml to customize rules, and use .stylelintignore to specify files to ignore in the analysis.

Commit the changes and push to GitHub.com, and open a new pull request.

Default Configuration

Sider uses the latest version of stylelit-config-recommended as the default configuration. It will be enabled unless you have some configurations.

Configuration via sideci.yml

Here are example settings for stylelint under stylelint.

linter:
  stylelint:
    npm_install: true
    options:
      config: lint_yml/mystylelintrc.yaml
      ignore-path: .stylelintignore
      syntax: sugarss
      ignore-disables: true
      report-needless-disables: true
      quiet: true
      glob: '**/*.{css,scss}'

npm_install

This option controls npm command invocation. By using this option, you can install dependencies on your program.

When your package.json contains dependecies which cannot be installed in Sider container, npm install fails. The analysis will be done but the result may be an unexpected one. In this case, try using development or production option. You could also let the dependency be optionalDependency.

options

This option allows you to control an additional command line options given to stylelint.

config

This option allows you to control a configuration file for stylelint. If you have your own settings file for stylelint, you can your configuration putting it in this option. The valid extensions for stylelintrc are .yml, .yaml, .json. You can also use .stylelintc and package.json for configuration.

ignore-path

This option allows you to control an additional configuration file to exclude from analysis. If you have .stylelintignore, put it in this option.

syntax

This option allows you to control non-standard syntax of PostCSS. You can specify scss, less or sugarss. By default, non-standard syntaxes such as .scss, .less and .sss files are detected.

ignore-disables

This option allows you to decide whether to ignore all disable comments (e.g. /* stylelint-disable block-no-empty */.) If you would like to ignore these comments, declare true in this option.

report-needless-disables

This option allows you to control whether to report stylelint-disable comments.

quiet

This option allows you to control whether to ignore warning severity. When you set true in this option, only rules with error severity will be registered.

glob

This option allows you to control file extensions which are inspected by stylelint. By default, **/*.{css,less,scss,sss} files are inspected.