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Grimoire CSS Toolkit

Grimoire CSS Toolkit

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Grimoire CSS Toolkit: LSP-powered navigation, diagnostics, and project tools.
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Grimoire CSS Toolkit

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VS Code toolkit for Grimoire CSS projects.

Navigate Scrolls/Variables/Functions/Animations, jump to definitions and references, see lint/DRY insights, and use a structured Config view — all powered by the Grimoire CSS Analyzer + LSP.

This extension activates automatically when your workspace contains grimoire/config/grimoire.config.json.

Demo

DRY and navigation overview


Why this exists

Grimoire CSS encodes styles as spells, variables ($name), reusable scrolls, built-in functions, and (optionally) custom animations. This extension makes that ecosystem feel “native” in VS Code with feature-focused views and workflows:

  • Editor intelligence: semantic highlights + hover summary for spells/scrolls/variables.
  • Navigation: Go to Definition / Find References for Scrolls, Variables, Functions, and Animations.
  • Explorer views: browse Scrolls/Vars/Functions/Animations discovered from config + grimoire/animations/*.css.
  • Details panel (the “single place”): definition location, reference counts, copy-to-clipboard, and compiled CSS previews.
  • Diagnostics & insights: run lint + DRY checks and jump to problems directly from results.
  • Refactor (DRY): extract repeated spells into a new Scroll definition.
    • Writes the new Scroll into grimoire.config.json
    • Auto-refreshes views after applying edits
  • Config visibility: a structured “Config summary” view (what the engine actually sees):
    • Projects (inputs → outputs)
    • External scroll/variable files
    • Shared spells and other always-output entities
    • Custom animations and CSS custom properties
  • Always up to date: views refresh automatically as you edit files (debounced watchers).

You can also trigger the same workflow explicitly via:

  • GrimoireCSS: Show Details... (extension command)
  • or LSP-provided code actions (lightbulb / context menu)

Quick start

  1. Ensure your repo has a config:

    • grimoire/config/grimoire.config.json
  2. Open the Grimoire CSS activity bar.

  3. Run:

    • GrimoireCSS: Refresh
    • GrimoireCSS: Check (Lint + DRY)

After that, the extension keeps itself up to date:

  • It watches your config, grimoire/**, and your project input paths.
  • It automatically runs refresh / check when relevant files change (debounced).
  • The sidebar views and status counts update automatically.

Commands

Open the Command Palette and type “GrimoireCSS:”.

  • GrimoireCSS: Refresh — refresh Explorer/Details/Config data
  • GrimoireCSS: Check (Lint + DRY) — run lint + DRY
  • GrimoireCSS: Show Details... — open Details for the spell/scroll/variable under cursor
  • GrimoireCSS: Explain Token... — compile a spell/scroll into CSS preview
  • GrimoireCSS: Find Refs... — find references for scroll / variable / spell
  • GrimoireCSS: Stats... — stats summary (spells/scrolls/vars)
  • GrimoireCSS: Open Config — open grimoire/config/grimoire.config.json
  • GrimoireCSS: Restart LSP — restart the LSP process
  • GrimoireCSS: Toggle Editor Highlights

Tools (CLI)

These run the Grimoire CSS CLI in an integrated terminal:

  • GrimoireCSS: Build
  • GrimoireCSS: Init
  • GrimoireCSS: Shorten

Requirement: grimoire_css must be available in your integrated terminal PATH.


Settings

LSP

  • GrimoireCSS.lsp.path: absolute path to grimoire_css_lsp (optional)
  • GrimoireCSS.lsp.prefer: auto / local / downloaded
  • GrimoireCSS.lsp.autoDownload: allow downloading released LSP into global storage

Editor highlights

  • GrimoireCSS.editorHighlights.enable
  • GrimoireCSS.editorHighlights.color
  • GrimoireCSS.editorHighlights.style
  • GrimoireCSS.editorHighlights.overviewRuler

Diagnostics / logs

  • GrimoireCSS.trace: off / messages / verbose
  • GrimoireCSS.timeouts.executeCommandMs

Troubleshooting

The sidebar is empty

Check:

  • your workspace contains grimoire/config/grimoire.config.json
  • run GrimoireCSS: Refresh

Build/Init/Shorten commands do nothing

These commands run the CLI in a terminal. Check:

  • grimoire_css is installed and in terminal PATH
  • the integrated terminal uses the same shell environment you expect

LSP doesn’t start

  • Set GrimoireCSS.lsp.path to a known-good grimoire_css_lsp
  • Or keep GrimoireCSS.lsp.prefer=auto and enable GrimoireCSS.lsp.autoDownload

Privacy & Security

  • No scripts are executed from your workspace.
  • If GrimoireCSS.lsp.autoDownload=true, the extension may download a released LSP binary from GitHub into VS Code global storage.

Links

  • Repository: https://github.com/persevie/grimoire-css
  • Issues: https://github.com/persevie/grimoire-css/issues
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