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module SCSSLint # Checks that selector sequences are split over multiple lines by comma. class Linter::SingleLinePerSelector < Linter include LinterRegistry def visit_rule(node) add_lint(node, MESSAGE) if invalid_comma_placement?(node) yield # Continue linting children end private MESSAGE = 'Each selector in a comma sequence should be on its own line' # A comma is invalid if it starts the line or is not the end of the line def invalid_comma_placement?(node) # We must ignore selectors with interpolation, since there's no way to # tell if the overall selector is valid since the interpolation could # insert commas incorrectly. Thus we simply ignore. return unless node.rule.all? { |item| item.is_a?(String) } normalize_spacing(condense_to_string(node.rule)) =~ /\n,|,[^\n]/ end # Since RuleNode.rule returns an array containing both String and # Sass::Script::Nodes, we need to condense it into a single string that we # can run a regex against. def condense_to_string(sequence_list) sequence_list.select { |item| item.is_a?(String) }.inject(:+) end # Removes extra spacing between lines in a comma-separated sequence due to # comments being removed in the parse phase. This makes it easy to check if # a comma is where it belongs. def normalize_spacing(string_sequence) string_sequence.gsub(/,[^\S\n]*\n\s*/, ",\n") end end end
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