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LESS/SASS/Stylus etc preprocess support #7

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paazmaya opened this issue Mar 12, 2014 · 13 comments
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LESS/SASS/Stylus etc preprocess support #7

paazmaya opened this issue Mar 12, 2014 · 13 comments

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@paazmaya
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Any change of getting some of those preprocessors supporter, or more specifically, the format they use to be supported?

So that running

stylestats path/to/stylesheet.less

would output similar results with additional mixin usage statistics.

@Anenth
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Anenth commented Mar 13, 2014

+1

@just-boris
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+1. I want to exclude bootstrap styles from stats. To do this, I need to analyze my LESS sources without bootstrap.

@eduardojmatos
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+1

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@christianboyle
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+1

@1000ch
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1000ch commented Mar 27, 2014

Do you want statistics of SASS (not compiled) ?

@christianboyle
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Compiled, ideally. And LESS please, since a lot of people are using Bootstrap with this tool, to isolate their override stylesheet.

@paazmaya
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In the description of this issue, I meant unprocessed LESS and sorts, so the efficiency of the used mixins and variables could be revealed.
The compiled version statistics do not add much to having LESS compiled first manually and then running stats on the resulting CSS.

@1000ch
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1000ch commented Mar 27, 2014

We think that CSS statistics should be collected from CSS ,
so we don't have a plan now to analyze files which are not compiled.

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@eduardojmatos
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I think that, initially, the compiled version is a great step! In the future, the unprocessed could be awesome :)

@paazmaya
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I agree with the positive points!

@phun-ky
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phun-ky commented Dec 15, 2014

+1

@wvddrss
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wvddrss commented Jul 7, 2015

+1, I used compass stat to generate stats, and send it to a graphite server to visualize it, but since libsass is faster, I've stopped using it.

@t32k
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t32k commented Jan 18, 2016

It's related to #140
As mentioned above, we think that CSS statistics should be collected from CSS.
However, It might be possible to support SCSS files if we move to PostCSS.

@t32k t32k closed this as completed Jan 18, 2016
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