module SCSSLint # Defines common functionality available to all linters. class Linter < Sass::Tree::Visitors::Base include SelectorVisitor include Utils attr_reader :config, :engine, :lints def initialize @lints = [] end def run(engine, config) @config = config @engine = engine visit(engine.tree) end # Define if you want a default message for your linter def description nil end # Helper for creating lint from a parse tree node def add_lint(node_or_line, message = nil) line = node_or_line.respond_to?(:line) ? node_or_line.line : node_or_line @lints << Lint.new(engine.filename, line, message || description) end # Returns the character at the given [Sass::Source::Position] def character_at(source_position, offset = 0) actual_line = source_position.line - 1 actual_offset = source_position.offset + offset - 1 # Return a newline if offset points at the very end of the line return "\n" if actual_offset == engine.lines[actual_line].length engine.lines[actual_line][actual_offset] end # Extracts the original source code given a range. def source_from_range(source_range) current_line = source_range.start_pos.line - 1 last_line = source_range.end_pos.line - 1 source = engine.lines[current_line][(source_range.start_pos.offset - 1)..-1] current_line += 1 while current_line < last_line source += "#{engine.lines[current_line]}\n" current_line += 1 end if source_range.start_pos.line != source_range.end_pos.line && # Sometimes the parser reports ranges ending on the first column of the # line after the last line; don't include the last line in this case. engine.lines.count == current_line - 1 source += "#{engine.lines[current_line][0...source_range.end_pos.offset]}\n" end source end # Monkey-patched implementation that adds support for traversing # Sass::Script::Nodes (original implementation only supports # Sass::Tree::Nodes). def self.node_name(node) case node when Sass::Script::Tree::Node, Sass::Script::Value::Base "script_#{node.class.name.gsub(/.*::(.*?)$/, '\\1').downcase}" else super end end # Modified so we can also visit selectors in linters def visit(node) # Visit the selector of a rule if parsed rules are available if node.is_a?(Sass::Tree::RuleNode) && node.parsed_rules visit_selector(node.parsed_rules) end super end # Redefine so we can set the `node_parent` of each node def visit_children(parent) parent.children.each do |child| child.node_parent = parent visit(child) end end end end