CSS parsing/matching library

[philipwalton]

@doctyper you meantioned in this issue on Flexie.js that you're still looking for a CSS parsing engine.

I created Polyfill.js specifically with projects like Reflexie.js in mind, and I'd totally like to colaborate with you if you think this could be of value.

It's not quite finished, but I'm trying to get some early feedback on the api, utility, etc., from people/projects who could potentially use it.

Let me know what you think and/or how I can help.

[andrew-luhring]

@philip and @doctyper
I would be happy to take a look at it and give feedback at the very least; potentially I'd like to contribute some code if I can make some time for it- thankfully I'm pretty busy at present, but I'll take a look and let you know.
-Andrew

On May 13, 2013, at 2:03 PM, Philip Walton notifications@github.com wrote:

@doctyper you meantioned in this issue on Flexie.js that you're still looking for a CSS parsing engine.

I created Polyfill.js specifically with projects like Reflexie.js in mind, and I'd totally like to colaborate with you if you think this could be of value.

It's not quite finished, but I'm trying to get some early feedback on the api, utility, etc., from people/projects who could potentially use it.

Let me know what you think and/or how I can help.

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[doctyper]

Thanks. For the time being I chose the parser from Adobe's CSS Regions polyfill (See #15):
https://github.com/adobe-webplatform/css-regions-polyfill/blob/master/src/cssparser.js

@philipwalton This looks quite interesting and easier to manage than the current fix. Does it do x-domain, etc?

[philipwalton]

@doctyper it doesn't do x-domain at the moment. I wanted to get it out quickly, so I decided to basically do the same thing Respond.js does.

As for Adobe's parser, I'd like to take a closer look later, but one thing you'll have to ensure (if you haven't already) is that it properly parses things like @supports { ... } conditional blocks.

What I used was an adaptation of this library to which I recently submitted a few pull requests to get those things supported.