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I use Symphony CMS an open-source XSLT framework. All of the templates are .xsl files which are valid XML. XSLT supports HTML tags out of the box. I have tried passing .xsl files into gulp-uncss but it gives the following error:
Error: ENOENT, open 'workspace/xsl/master.xsl'
Any ideas on how I can use UnCSS in my projects with XSLT?
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ENOENT is thrown when the file/directory doesn't exist, could you check that your paths are resolved properly in your gulpfile.js? You may need to prefix them with ./.
Oh wow, that works beautifully. Didn't help that I entered the wrong filename. My last question is: is there a way to do fuzzy file matching? (i.e. './workspace/utilities/*.xsl') to loop through a whole folder of files?
I use Symphony CMS an open-source
XSLT
framework. All of the templates are.xsl
files which are valid XML.XSLT
supportsHTML
tags out of the box. I have tried passing.xsl
files intogulp-uncss
but it gives the following error:Error: ENOENT, open 'workspace/xsl/master.xsl'
Any ideas on how I can use
UnCSS
in my projects withXSLT
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: