PostCSS Safe Parser

A fault-tolerant CSS parser for PostCSS, which will find & fix syntax errors, capable of parsing any input. It is useful for:

• Parse legacy code with many hacks. For example, it can parse all examples from Browserhacks.
• Works with demo tools with live input like Autoprefixer demo.

Docs

Read full docs here.

Change Log

This project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

7.0.1

• Fixed JSON inside CSS support (by @dengelke).

7.0

• Removed Node.js 16, 14, and 12 support.
• Added Root#source.end.

6.0

• Removed Node.js 10 support.
• Moved postcss to peerDependencies.

5.0.2

• Added funding links.

5.0.1

• Fixed parsing missed semicolon.

5.0

• Removed support for Node.js 6.x, 8.x, 11.x, and 13.x versions.
• Moved to PostCSS 8.0.

4.0.2

• Fix parsing :;.

4.0.1

• Remove development file from npm package.

4.0

• Remove Node.js 9 and Node.js 4 support.
• Remove IE and “dead” browsers from Babel.
• Use PostCSS 7.0.

3.0.1

• Fix parsing IE filter with missed semicolon.

3.0

• Use PostCSS 6.0.
• Use babel-preset-env.

2.0.1

• Do not fall on colon instead of semicolon in the declaration end.

2.0

• Use PostCSS 5.2 core tokenizer.

1.0.7

• Parse new lines according W3C CSS syntax specification.

1.0.6

• Fix package dependencies.

1.0.5

• Fix CSS syntax error position on unclosed quotes.

1.0.4

• Fix wrong main in package.json.

1.0.3

• Remove Babel from dependencies (by Jonny Buchanan).

1.0.2

• Clean code for PostCSS 5.0.13 internal changes.
• Use Babel 6.

1.0.1

• Fix url() parsing.

1.0

• Initial release from PostCSS sources.