There seems to be an inconsistent source mapping results for nested nodes.
The simplest example shows that the root node range starts at 0 and ends after the closing } while the single rule range is closing before the ending }
const root = postcss.parse('.a{}');
/*
root.source {
start: { offset: 0 },
end: { offset: 4 } // after '}'
}
root.nodes[0].source {
start: { offset: 0 },
end: { offset: 3 } // before '}'
}
*/With a single declaration (and no closing semicolon):
const root = postcss.parse('.a{b:c}');
/*
root.source {
start: { offset: 0 },
end: { offset: 7 }
}
root.nodes[0].source {
start: { offset: 0 },
end: { offset: 6 } // before '}'
}
root.nodes[0].nodes[0].source {
start: { offset: 3 },
end: { offset: 5 } // before 'c'
}
*/With a semicolon the declaration seems to end correctly, although I would prefer to include the semicolon as part of the declaration:
postcss.parse('.a{b:c;}');
/*
root.source {
start: { offset: 0 },
end: { offset: 8 }
}
root.nodes[0].source {
start: { offset: 0 },
end: { offset: 7 } // before '}'
}
root.nodes[0].nodes[0].source {
start: { offset: 3 },
end: { offset: 6 } // before ';'
}
*/With 2 declaration you can see that the second one is off and the first is "fixed" by the semicolon:
postcss.parse('.a{b:c;d:e}');
/*
root.source {
start: { offset: 0 },
end: { offset: 11 }
}
root.nodes[0].source {
start: { offset: 0 },
end: { offset: 10 } // before '}'
}
root.nodes[0].nodes[0].source {
start: { offset: 3 },
end: { offset: 6 } // before ';'
}
root.nodes[0].nodes[1].source {
start: { offset: 7 },
end: { offset: 9 } // before 'e'
}
*/
There seems to be an inconsistent source mapping results for nested nodes.
The simplest example shows that the root node range starts at 0 and ends after the closing
}while the single rule range is closing before the ending}With a single declaration (and no closing semicolon):
With a semicolon the declaration seems to end correctly, although I would prefer to include the semicolon as part of the declaration:
With 2 declaration you can see that the second one is off and the first is "fixed" by the semicolon: