HTML To Scss

by hxss ST2/ST3

Sublime plugin

Details

Version 1.0.0
Homepage bitbucket.org
Modified 5 months ago
Last Seen 1 hour ago
First Seen 3 months ago

Installs

Total 238
Win 190
OS X 31
Linux 17

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Readme

Source: bitbucket.org

html2scss

This plugin parse your html and puts its scss rules(grouped by classes) into clipboard.

Usage

The package provide 1 command - html2scss with 1 optional argument - all_attrs = False. You can use it with shortcut or run from command palette(html2scss)

After you run the command in your html file, you'll see message in status bar: scss rules copied!. By default all file will be parsed, but you can select any region you need.

Now you can paste the rules in your scss file with Ctrl+v

Example

Input html:

<div class="class1">
    <div class="class2" id="id2" >
        <div>
            <div class="class5"></div>
            <div class="class3 cls3 cls3--mod" test></div>
            <div class="class3 otherClass"></div>
            <div class="class3 cls3" data-attribute attr="simple" test></div>
            <div class="class4"></div>
            <div class="class4"></div>
            <a href="#"></a>
        </div>
    </div>
</div>

Result rules:

.class1 {

    #id2.class2 {

        .class5 {
        }

        .class3 {

            &.cls3 {

                &.cls3--mod {
                }
            }

            &.otherClass {
            }
        }

        .class4 {
        }
    }
}

Result rules with all_attrs:

.class1 {

    #id2.class2 {

        .class5 {
        }

        .class3 {

            &.cls3 {

                &.cls3--mod[test] {
                }

                &[data-attribute][attr="simple"][test] {
                }
            }

            &.otherClass {
            }
        }

        .class4 {
        }
    }
}