Linting Rules
- stylelint-config-standard:
Offers a broad set of linting rules that cover general CSS practices, including property ordering, color usage, and syntax errors. It serves as a solid baseline for CSS projects, ensuring adherence to common standards.
- stylelint-config-sass-guidelines:
This configuration includes rules tailored for SASS, addressing specific issues that can arise when using the preprocessor. It promotes best practices such as nesting limits, variable usage, and mixin definitions, ensuring that SASS code remains clean and efficient.
- stylelint-config-recess-order:
This package provides a set of rules focused on the ordering of CSS properties, which helps maintain a logical structure in stylesheets. It encourages developers to group properties in a consistent manner, improving readability and maintainability.
Customization
- stylelint-config-standard:
Highly customizable, this package allows developers to add or override rules based on project requirements, making it suitable for various types of projects.
- stylelint-config-sass-guidelines:
This configuration can be extended or modified to include additional rules that suit your project’s needs, allowing for flexibility while still adhering to established SASS best practices.
- stylelint-config-recess-order:
While it enforces a specific order, this package allows for some customization in terms of property groups, enabling teams to adapt the rules to fit their specific coding style and preferences.
Community Support
- stylelint-config-standard:
As one of the most popular Stylelint configurations, it enjoys strong community support, with frequent updates and a wealth of resources available for troubleshooting and best practices.
- stylelint-config-sass-guidelines:
Backed by the SASS community, this configuration is regularly updated to reflect the latest best practices and guidelines, ensuring that users have access to current standards.
- stylelint-config-recess-order:
This package is widely recognized within the CSS community, benefiting from community contributions and updates that keep it aligned with best practices in CSS property ordering.
Ease of Use
- stylelint-config-standard:
Known for its simplicity, this package can be quickly set up and used, making it an excellent choice for developers looking for a hassle-free linting experience.
- stylelint-config-sass-guidelines:
This configuration is user-friendly for SASS developers, providing clear guidelines that are easy to implement and follow, making it accessible even for those new to SASS.
- stylelint-config-recess-order:
Designed to be straightforward, this package is easy to integrate into existing projects, requiring minimal setup to start enforcing property order rules.
Performance Impact
- stylelint-config-standard:
Offers a balanced approach with a comprehensive set of rules, ensuring that linting remains efficient without compromising on the thoroughness of checks.
- stylelint-config-sass-guidelines:
This configuration may introduce slight overhead due to SASS-specific rules, but it remains efficient and does not significantly hinder the linting process.
- stylelint-config-recess-order:
The performance impact is minimal, as it primarily focuses on property ordering without extensive checks, allowing for quick linting processes.