* Split Less and SCSS parsing into different parsers
Now, .less files are always parsed with postcss-less, and .scss files
areare always parsed with postcss-scss. This:
- Is less hacky.
- Is meant to avoid issues like #2829.
- Is probably more performant.
`parser: "postcss"` and `--parser postcss` continue to work like before:
First trying postcss-less, and if that fails, postcss-scss, unless a
regex says that we should try in the opposite order. The new values for
the parser option are "postcss-less" and "postcss-scss".
* Remove postcss from package.json since it is not used
* Rename parser-less to less and parser-scss to scss
* Deprecate parser:postcss in favor of parser:css
* Fix CSS tests
parser-postcss parses `@import` at-rules specially, and unfortunately
buggily. This monkey-patches parser-postcss to parse all at-rules the
same way.
Fixes#2584.
postcss-less bug: https://github.com/shellscape/postcss-less/issues/88
* Add comments showing parser arguments
Since this is how they are invoked, the comments make it easier to maintain.
* Use babylon.parseExpression for JSON
See https://github.com/prettier/prettier/issues/2378#issuecomment-314600778
Note that this doesn't yet print comments:
echo '{/*comment*/"K":"V"}' | ./bin/prettier.js --parser json
* Remove parser-json.js
This reduces duplicate code in the built package.
See https://github.com/prettier/prettier/pull/2476#pullrequestreview-50181398
* Add test with block comment in JSON
* Fix test with block comment in JSON
* Add test with line comment in JSON
* Don't build now-redundant parser-json.js
Simon Lydell