Future of parker?

[Kai Tran]

I'm concerning myself with CSS performance and in the course of this I've found parker.
Looks good on first sight but some great features are missing:

• evaluation of the result (highlight good and bad values, configurable) => #48
• Sass/SCSS support => #3

When I consider the last time a commit was made and the currently published version (0.x) I'm a bit afraid to spend time getting really familiar with this tool.

@katiefenn are there any plans to continue working on parker?

[The Jared Wilcurt]

For Sass you can use SassLint. It covers most of the things Parker was planning to do, but in an enforceable way.

• https://github.com/sasstools/sass-lint

I've got a Sasslint ruleset you can use if you want a jumping off point:

https://github.com/TheJaredWilcurt/tjw-sasslint-rules#how-to-use-this

[David Southard]

FYI that project, sass-lint, is also deprecated