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stylelint

Supported Version	Language	Website
8.3.0+ (default: 13.12.0)	CSS and flavors (e.g. Sass)	https://stylelint.io

stylelint is a pluggable linter to help you avoid errors and enforce conventions for CSS and CSS-like languages. It provides many core rules and third-party rules by the community.

Getting Started

To start using stylelint, enable it in your repository settings.

If you want to use a version except for the Sider default version or use some plugins or shareable configurations, install it into your repository as follows:

$ npm install stylelint --save-dev

$ npm install stylelint-config-standard --save-dev

Sider supports styelint plugins and configurations that are provided as npm packages.

If you need more customization, use the standard stylelint configuration files. For example, use .stylelintrc.yaml to customize rules, and .stylelintignore to ignore files and directories.

Default Configuration for stylelint

If you have no custom configurations, Sider uses the default configuration.

In the same way, Sider users the default ignore file if not exist.

Configuration

Here is an example configuration via sider.yml:

linter:
  stylelint:
    target: "**/*.{css,scss}"
    config: my_stylelintrc.yaml
    syntax: sugarss
    ignore-path: .gitignore
    ignore-disables: true
    report-needless-disables: true
    quiet: true

You can use the following options to fine-tune stylelint to your project.

Name	Type	Default
root_dir	string	-
dependencies	string[], map[]	-
npm_install	boolean, string	-
target	string, string[]	**/*.{css,less,sass,scss,sss}
config	string	-
syntax	string	-
ignore-path	string	-
ignore-disables	boolean	false
report-needless-disables	boolean	false
quiet	boolean	false

See also the official document for details about each option.

target

This option allows you to specify files or directories to be analyzed. Glob patterns are available.

alias: glob

config

This option allows you to specify a configuration file you want. See also the --config option.

syntax

This option allows you to specify a syntax you want. If omitted, stylelint automatically infers the syntaxes. See also the --syntax option.

ignore-path

This option allows you to specify a ignore file. See also the --ignore-path option.

ignore-disables

This option allows you to ignore all the disable-comments, e.g. /* stylelint-disable block-no-empty */. See also the --ignore-disables option.

report-needless-disables

This option allows you to select whether reporting unused stylelint-disable comments or not. See also the --report-needless-disables option.

quiet

This option allows you to select whether ignoring warnings and reporting only errors. See also the --quiet option.