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✗ ./node_modules/.bin/blessc --help
Usage: blessc [options] [ source | - ] [destination]
Options :
-v, --version print version
-h, --help print this help
-f, --force overwrite input file
-x, --compress "minify" @import
--no-cleanup don't remove old css file before overwriting
--no-imports disable @import on stylesheets
--no-cache-buster turn off the cache buster
Full documentation can be found at http://blesscss.com/
The current state of v4 is:
./bin/blessc --help
BlessCSS v4.0.0-alpha.1 - Tools to ensure CSS files meet IE 6-9 selector limit restrictions.
Commands:
count checks an existing css file and fails if the selector count exceeds IE limits
chunk breaks up css file to multiple files if it exceeds IE selector limits
Options:
--version, -v Show version number [boolean]
Examples:
bin/blessc count <file|directory>
bin/blessc count <file|directory> --no-color
bin/blessc chunk <input file|directory> (chunked files will reside next to input css files with the format *.##.css)
bin/blessc chunk <input file|directory> --out-dir <output directory>
bin/blessc chunk <input file|directory> --sourcemaps
For additional information see http://blesscss.com
Since the goal of this tool is solely to deal with selector counts I don't see why we should need the compress, cleanup, of cache-buster options. That sounds like the responsibility of a higher level tool.
See if any are missing on the v4 branch that should be part of it.
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