module SCSSLint # Defines common functionality available to all linters. class Linter < Sass::Tree::Visitors::Base # rubocop:disable ClassLength include SelectorVisitor include Utils class << self attr_accessor :simple_name # When defining a Linter class, define its simple name as well. This # assumes that the module hierarchy of every linter starts with # `SCSSLint::Linter::`, and removes this part of the class name. # # `SCSSLint::Linter::Foo.simple_name` #=> "Foo" # `SCSSLint::Linter::Compass::Bar.simple_name` #=> "Compass::Bar" def inherited(linter) name_parts = linter.name.split('::') name = name_parts.length < 3 ? '' : name_parts[2..-1].join('::') linter.simple_name = name end end attr_reader :config, :engine, :lints # Create a linter. def initialize @lints = [] end # Run this linter against a parsed document with the given configuration, # returning the lints that were found. # # @param engine [Engine] # @param config [Config] # @return [Array] def run(engine, config) @lints = [] @config = config @engine = engine @comment_processor = ControlCommentProcessor.new(self) visit(engine.tree) @lints = @comment_processor.filter_lints(@lints) end # Return the human-friendly name of this linter as specified in the # configuration file and in lint descriptions. def name self.class.simple_name end protected # Helper for creating lint from a parse tree node # # @param node_or_line_or_location [Sass::Script::Tree::Node, Fixnum, SCSSLint::Location] # @param message [String] def add_lint(node_or_line_or_location, message) @lints << Lint.new(self, engine.filename, extract_location(node_or_line_or_location), message, @config.fetch('severity', :warning).to_sym) end # Extract {SCSSLint::Location} from a {Sass::Source::Range}. # # @param range [Sass::Source::Range] # @return [SCSSLint::Location] def location_from_range(range) # rubocop:disable Metrics/AbcSize length = if range.start_pos.line == range.end_pos.line range.end_pos.offset - range.start_pos.offset else line_source = engine.lines[range.start_pos.line - 1] line_source.length - range.start_pos.offset + 1 end Location.new(range.start_pos.line, range.start_pos.offset, length) end # Extracts the original source code given a range. # # @param source_range [Sass::Source::Range] # @return [String] the original source code def source_from_range(source_range) # rubocop:disable Metrics/AbcSize current_line = source_range.start_pos.line - 1 last_line = source_range.end_pos.line - 1 start_pos = source_range.start_pos.offset - 1 source = if current_line == last_line engine.lines[current_line][start_pos..(source_range.end_pos.offset - 1)] else engine.lines[current_line][start_pos..-1] end current_line += 1 while current_line < last_line source += engine.lines[current_line].to_s current_line += 1 end if source_range.start_pos.line != source_range.end_pos.line source += ((engine.lines[current_line] || '')[0...source_range.end_pos.offset]).to_s end source end # Returns whether a given node spans only a single line. # # @param node [Sass::Tree::Node] # @return [true,false] whether the node spans a single line def node_on_single_line?(node) return if node.source_range.start_pos.line != node.source_range.end_pos.line # The Sass parser reports an incorrect source range if the trailing curly # brace is on the next line, e.g. # # p { # } # # Since we don't want to count this as a single line node, check if the # last character on the first line is an opening curly brace. engine.lines[node.line - 1].strip[-1] != '{' end # Modified so we can also visit selectors in linters # # @param node [Sass::Tree::Node, Sass::Script::Tree::Node, # Sass::Script::Value::Base] 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 @comment_processor.before_node_visit(node) if @engine.any_control_commands super @comment_processor.after_node_visit(node) if @engine.any_control_commands end # Redefine so we can set the `node_parent` of each node # # @param parent [Sass::Tree::Node, Sass::Script::Tree::Node, # Sass::Script::Value::Base] def visit_children(parent) parent.children.each do |child| child.node_parent = parent visit(child) end end private def visit_comment(_node) # Don't lint children of comments by default, as the Sass parser contains # many bugs related to the source ranges reported within code in /*...*/ # comments. # # Instead of defining this empty method on every linter, we assume every # linter ignores comments by default. Individual linters can override at # their discretion. end def extract_location(node_or_line_or_location) if node_or_line_or_location.is_a?(Location) node_or_line_or_location elsif node_or_line_or_location.respond_to?(:source_range) && node_or_line_or_location.source_range location_from_range(node_or_line_or_location.source_range) elsif node_or_line_or_location.respond_to?(:line) Location.new(node_or_line_or_location.line) else Location.new(node_or_line_or_location) end end # @param source_position [Sass::Source::Position] # @param offset [Integer] # @return [String] 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 nil if actual_offset < 0 engine.lines.size > actual_line && engine.lines[actual_line][actual_offset] end # Starting at source_position (plus offset), search for pattern and return # the offset from the source_position. # # @param source_position [Sass::Source::Position] # @param pattern [String, RegExp] the pattern to search for # @param offset [Integer] # @return [Integer] the offset at which [pattern] was found. def offset_to(source_position, pattern, offset = 0) actual_line = source_position.line - 1 actual_offset = source_position.offset + offset - 1 return nil if actual_line >= engine.lines.size actual_index = engine.lines[actual_line].index(pattern, actual_offset) actual_index && actual_index + 1 - source_position.offset end end end