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hope this commit will fit your needs.
small change in configuration:
"plugin/stylelint-bem-namics": {
"patternPrefixes": [],
"helperPrefixes": [],
}
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No, currently this is not possible.
But we are open for suggestions.
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Thanks a lot for your PR.
I was not shure what you wanted to achieve exactly.
As i understand you now - with your boolean switch you still allow prefixes. Selectors like .block
, .block__element
are valid as well as .a-block
and a-block__element
, ...
We could also call them block names. So far so good.
Because the prefixes are a core concept in our naming convention your PR results in some inconsistencies.
- The selector
-block
is rejected with the misleading message: "Expected class name "-block" to use the [prefix]-[block] syntax." - The selector
--block
is rejected with the message: "Expected class name "--block" to use the [prefix]-[block]--[modifier] syntax." - The selctor
m--modifier
shouldn't be rejected (it's rejected becausem
is a default prefix). state-m--state
, 'state-m-block' orm--modifier__block
are also rejected because of the default configuration- ...
We're not at the end ;-)
and...
What do you think about disabling the individual configuration parameters?
"plugin/stylelint-bem-namics": {
"patternPrefixes": false,
"helperPrefixes": false,
}
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Thanks for your explaining,
Actually, I was also considering those situations which you just mention,
When I recognize If we want to handle all the situation, we should refactor the function of parseClassName to let it parse class name into an object which is holding namespace/helper-prefix/pattern-prefix no matter if these prefixes exist.
but I was little rush to close those prefixes for my own needs, sorry for that.
and
I think it is a good idea to disabling the individual config in that way.
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Version 4.0.0 released
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That is great! Thank you
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Related Issues (14)
- make list of prefixes extendable HOT 1
- Support for Namespaces HOT 5
- Please add 'css-nested-elements' rule. HOT 3
- allow scss variables in selectors HOT 1
- Option to customize conventions HOT 10
- Error occurs by using less mixins with brackets. HOT 3
- Rule expected but "%" found plugin/stylelint-bem-namics HOT 2
- Rule expected but ")" found on `:is` with nested selectors HOT 4
- ✖ Rule expected but "_" found plugin/stylelint-bem-namics HOT 2
- Rule expected but "@" found HOT 2
- Is there any way to close the config of 'contain no uppercase letters' HOT 8
- Split code formatting from naming convention HOT 2
- Option disallow nested elements HOT 3
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