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| const animationPropertyPattern = /^animation(?:-name)?$/iu; |
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This should also check for vendored prefixes (e.g. -webkit-animation) as the @keyframes check also does.
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I’ve addressed the issue you pointed out. Thank you!
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I think the rule should support checking local resolvable var declarations.
There will be a helper for this but this rule could already check the default value of a var, e.g. "slide-in" in animation: var(--animation-name, "slide-in").
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Thanks for pointing this out. After looking into it, I think it makes more sense for this rule to check values that can be determined statically, rather than trying to fully resolve every var() usage.
For example, var(--animation-name) would still be ignored when its actual value cannot be determined, while cases such as var(--animation-name, "slide-in") could be checked by extracting the statically known animation name from the fallback value.
For resolving local custom property values themselves, I think it would be better not to implement that separately in this PR, and instead make use of the helper you mentioned once it is available. So for this PR, I’m planning to support checking statically resolvable fallback values first.
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I ended up implementing var() handling a little more broadly than I initially described. Even when a value contains var(), the rule now checks fallback values as well as any statically known animation names around it. Actual custom property value resolution is still something I plan to handle later using the helper you mentioned.
One thing I’d like your opinion on is that this implementation re-parses the value using parse() from @eslint/css-tree. Since this does not use the custom parser when customSyntax is configured, I’d like to know whether you think this approach is okay.
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The name should not be null as the lexer already checks that it is a string or an identifier. Otherwise a test case for this is missing.
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I removed the null check on the usage side. As you pointed out, the lexer only matches an identifier or a string as <keyframes-name>, so it can't be null in this case.
I kept the check on the @keyframes prelude side, though. This part isn't validated by the lexer, so @keyframes 50% can be parsed as Percentage and @keyframes 1s as Dimension. I also added tests for both cases.
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@DMartens I’ve updated the PR based on the previous feedback. When you have a chance, I’d appreciate it if you could take another look. |
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| "Atrule[name=/^(-(o|moz|webkit)-)?keyframes$/i] > AtrulePrelude"( |
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| "Atrule[name=/^(-(o|moz|webkit)-)?keyframes$/i] > AtrulePrelude"( | |
| "Atrule[name=/^(-(o|ms|moz|webkit)-)?keyframes$/i] > AtrulePrelude"( |
The "ms" vendor-prefix is also missing here. Please also add a test case for this.
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Agreed, the ms prefix was missing. I added ms support for both keyframes and animation properties, along with related test cases. Thanks for the review!
| * @param {Array<Object>} varFunctions The `var()` functions to mask. | ||
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| function maskVarFunctions(text, baseOffset, varFunctions) { |
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Rather than using this hack, we should not use the lexer to find the animation names (it is okay that the property values may be wrong).
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I simplified the implementation so we no longer validate the entire property value with the lexer just to find animation names. It now identifies statically known animation names directly from the existing AST and only handles var() fallbacks when needed. I also added related tests.
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The parser already converts every csstree list to an array.
As such this function is unnecessary and could be replaced with node.children ?? [] as it checks whether the node has children (e.g. may be called with an Identifier)
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Yes, thanks for pointing that out!
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| const animationPropertyPattern = /^animation(?:-name)?$/iu; | ||
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| /^(?:-(?:o|moz|webkit)-)?animation(?:-name)?$/iu; |
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| /^(?:-(?:o|moz|webkit)-)?animation(?:-name)?$/iu; | |
| /^(?:-(?:o|moz|ms|webkit)-)?animation(?:-name)?$/iu; |
The "ms" vendor-prefix is missing. Please also add a test case for this.
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Yes, I added the ms vendor prefix and a test case for it. Thanks!
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| if (keywords.has(name) || (isShorthand && name.startsWith("--"))) { | ||
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Parse shorthand keywords by occurrence. findAnimationNames skips every identifier in animationShorthandKeywords, even after its shorthand category is already consumed. Thus, when no matching keyframes exist, animation: ease-in ease-out skips both tokens instead of reporting ease-out as the animation name. Track consumed shorthand categories within each comma-separated animation. Add a regression test for this case.
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Thank you for applying the requested changes.
I have some more notes for the newly added code.
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| * Keywords that `animation-name` accepts in place of an animation name. | ||
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| const animationNameKeywords = new Set([ |
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These are not "animationNameKeywords" but CSS-wide keywords.
You should access them via sourceCode.lexer.cssWideKeywords as the user can expand them.
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Got it, thanks! One question: none isn't a CSS-wide keyword, but it's still special for animation-name. Should I keep handling none separately and use sourceCode.lexer.cssWideKeywords for the rest?
| * @returns {Object|null} The parsed value node, or `null` if the fallback | ||
| * can't be parsed. | ||
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| function parseVarFallback(fallback) { |
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There should be no need to parse the fallback value.
You can just wrap it as a string (and remove quotes around the value):
({ type: 'String', value: fallback.value })This allows reusing the rest of the code and using a string ensures it cannot be detected as a CSS-wide keyword.
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I removed the extra fallback parsing and now treat the fallback as a string value instead, trimming and unquoting it before reusing the animation-name extraction logic.
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Rather than checking for the "Raw" node, always use third child if it exists.
This should be more future-proof as we may enable parseCustomProperty in the future or a user uses the "tolerant" parsing.
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Good point, thanks! I changed this to always use the third child as the var() fallback when it exists, instead of looking specifically for a Raw node.
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no-unknown-animationsrule foranimationandanimation-namedeclarations.Related Issues
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@keyframesdefinitions. It checks shorthand andanimation-namedeclarations, including vendor-prefixed properties and nested rules.var()fallbacks.