css_literal.ts

Checks if a value contains a possibly invalid calc expression.

Information needed to generate CSS output for a CSS-literal class.

Result of parsing a CSS-literal class name.

Uses a discriminated union (Result type) because parsing a single class is binary: it either succeeds or fails entirely. This differs from which uses embedded diagnostics because file extraction can partially succeed (some classes extracted, others have errors).

Uses | null for diagnostics to avoid allocating empty arrays. Callers should use a guard pattern: if (result.diagnostics) { ... }

Extracts and validates modifiers from the beginning of a segments array. Modifiers are consumed from the front until a non-modifier segment is found.

Used by both CSS-literal parsing and modified class interpretation.

Extracts colon-separated segments from a class name, handling parentheses. Parenthesized content (like function arguments) is kept intact.

Extracted modifiers from a class name. Used by both CSS-literal parsing and modified class interpretation.

Formats a CSS-literal value for CSS output. - Replaces ~ with space - Ensures space before !important

Generates simple CSS for a CSS-literal class (without grouping). Used by the interpreter for basic output.

Generates the CSS declaration for a parsed CSS-literal class.

Generates the CSS selector for a parsed CSS-literal class. Includes state pseudo-classes and pseudo-element in the selector.

Checks if extracted modifiers contain any modifier. Useful for tooling that needs to detect modified classes.

Checks if a parsed CSS literal has any modifiers.

Interprets a CSS-literal class and returns CSS generation info.

Callers should first check is_possible_css_literal() to filter non-CSS-literal classes.

Result of interpreting a CSS-literal class.

Uses | null for warnings to avoid allocating empty arrays. Callers should use a guard pattern: if (result.warnings) { ... }

Checks if a class name could be a CSS-literal class. Quick check before attempting full parse.

Checks if a property name is a valid CSS property. Custom properties (--*) always return true.

Result of attempting to resolve a CSS literal for composition.

Loads CSS properties from

Result of extracting modifiers from segments.

Parses a CSS-literal class name into its components.

Parsed CSS-literal class with all components extracted.

Suggests a correct property name for a typo using Levenshtein distance.

Suggests a correct modifier name for a typo using Levenshtein distance.

Attempts to resolve a class name as an unmodified CSS literal for composition.

Used by resolve_composes to support literals in composes arrays. Returns the declaration if successful, null if not a literal, or an error if it's a literal with issues (modifiers, invalid property, etc.).