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LeaVerou
A tiny, permissive CSS selector parser
The index.d.ts isn't being included in the published module, so the types don't work when imported to a typescript project.  
Hi! Thank you so much for this. I found a bug when using Tailwind. Selector: `.mb-\[max\(-70\%\2c -23rem\)\]` returns token: ``` [ { "type": "class", "content": ".mb-\\[max\\(¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶", "name": "mb-\\[max\\(¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶¶", "pos": [...
so I have this selector here footprint[uid="ca135f26-2b55-db63-7451-5a8effb2a19f"] > pad[uid="100a8763-0d5f-de60-23a5-00d74f3ecad7"] and oddly it returns a § as value for the right side attribute full response: ``` { "type": "complex", "combinator": ">",...
This pull request is an attempt to solve this issue https://github.com/LeaVerou/parsel/issues/27 I have constructed this by recursively computing the AST generated from `parsel.parse` ### Changes done on other API -...
Hi! I would like to use Parsel to modify selectors and would need a `stringify` method for this that turns a list of tokens or AST back to a string....
Repro: ```bash mkdir test && cd test npm init -y && npm i parsel-js echo 'import parsel from "parsel-js"' > index.mjs node index.mjs (node:32143) Warning: To load an ES module,...
Given the input `[foo=ss][bar=ii]` I'd expect two-letter value for each attribute selector. Instead, one letter is interpreted as the case sensitivity modifier. From a brief look I can't find any...
Hi, first thanks for your excellent library ! I found a strange behaviour when using attribute selectors: ```css a[attr="abcde"][attr="123"] ``` [link](https://projects.verou.me/parsel/?selector=a%5Battr%3D%22abcde%22%5D%5Battr%3D%22123%22%5D) The second attribute returns: ```json { "type": "attribute", "content":...
See example 59 from https://www.w3.org/TR/selectors-4/#specificity-rules > `:nth-child(even of li, .item)` has a specificity of `(0,2,0)`—like a class selector (`.item`) plus a pseudo-class—when matched against any of ``, ``, or ``....
[low-pri] Reported attribute selector specificity depends on whether or not the selector is closed
Awesome project and blog post! I look forward to your Almanac research and its results 👍 What follows is likely not common usage, and not observable in pure CSS, but...
