gulp-check-unused-css
A Gulp plugin that checks HTML templates for unused CSS classes and CSS files for undefined classes.
What is gulp-check-unused-css?
gulp-check-unused-css is a Gulp plugin that validates the relationship between CSS and HTML files in a project. It detects unused CSS classes and undefined HTML classes, helping developers remove redundant code and ensure style consistency. The tool integrates into build processes to enforce code quality and reduce unnecessary file bloat.
Frontend developers and teams using Gulp for build automation who want to maintain clean, efficient CSS and HTML codebases. It's particularly useful for projects with large stylesheets or those integrating third-party CSS frameworks.
Developers choose this plugin for its straightforward integration into Gulp workflows and its focus on catching CSS/HTML mismatches early. Unlike general CSS purgers, it specifically validates bidirectional consistency and offers flexible ignore rules for frameworks.
Overview
A build tool for checking your HTML templates for unused CSS classes
Use Cases
Best For
- Identifying and removing dead CSS in large legacy projects
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