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https://github.com/jednano/css-list-helpers

Helper methods for splitting CSS lists (e.g., spaces, commas).
https://github.com/jednano/css-list-helpers

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Helper methods for splitting CSS lists (e.g., spaces, commas).

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# css-list-helpers

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Helper methods for splitting CSS lists (i.e., by spaces or commas), extracted from [PostCSS#list](https://github.com/postcss/postcss/blob/master/lib/list.es6).

## Installation

```
$ npm install css-list-helpers [--save[-dev]]
```

## Usage

```js
var listHelpers = require('css-list-helpers');

listHelpers.splitBySpaces(' 0 a(b / c) "d e" ');
// ['0', 'a(b / c)', '"d e"']

listHelpers.splitByCommas(' 0, a(b / c), "d e" ');
// ['0', 'a(b / c)', '"d e"']

listHelpers.split('a/fn(b / c)', ['/']);
// ['a', 'fn(b / c)']
```

### ES6/2015 import

```ts
import * as listHelpers from 'css-list-helpers';
```

## Docs

This project provides first-class TypeScript support via generated TypeScript
definitions, included with the package. As such, you shouldn't have to
look-up documentation in your editor, so long as your editor supports
TypeScript.

## Testing

```
$ npm test
```

This will run tests and generate a code coverage report. Anything less than 100% coverage will throw an error.