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added reporting exact selector matches with a test #95
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@zmoazeni @icijavon @carsonmcdonald @prsimp @laserlemon @viveksachdeva
resolve #94
resolve #93
This could use some code review.
First time with ruby, thanks to @icijavon.
Tried to match the style you had in the files.
I'm easy about changes so feel free to kill this in Code Review and I'll fix it up.
I could use some help finding out how to identify selectors that are nested(ex. @media) to have a accurate report. Is any variable set to identify what nested area a selector is in?
Test instructions
1)gem install bundle
2)pull branch
3)Install dependencies: bundle install
4) Run tests: bundle exec rake test
5) to test your own css file run: bundle exec csscss my_css_file