A port of [github.com/kneath/kss] (v0.5.0) to Java

The KSS spec defines a standard for documenting CSS (including LESS, SASS, and SCSS) that you can use to generate "living styleguides", just like you can see on github.

The kss-java project gives you a parser that can understand the KSS specification. So given:

/*
A button suitable for giving stars to someone.

Markup: <a class="button -modifierClass"></a>

:hover             - Subtle hover highlight.
.stars-given       - A highlight indicating you've already given a star.
.stars-given:hover - Subtle hover highlight on top of stars-given styling.
.disabled          - Dims the button to indicate it cannot be used.

Styleguide 2.1.3.
*/
a.button.star{
  ...
}
a.button.star.stars-given{
  ...
}
a.button.star.disabled{
  ...
}

you can try:

KssParser parser = new KssParser(new File("route/to/my/stylesheets/"));
StyleguideSection section = parser.getStyleguideSection("2.1.3");
section.getDescription(); // "A button suitable for giving stars to someone."
section.getSectionReference() ; // "2.1.3"
section.getModifiers().size(); // 4
section.getMarkup(); // "<a class="button -modifierClass"></a>"
Modifier modifier = section.getModifiers().get(0);
modifier.name; // ":hover"
modifier.description; // "Subtle hover highlight"

The File passed to the constructor defines a directory to recursively search for CSS, LESS, SASS or SCSS files. Instead of passing a File, you can also pass a String to be parsed.

If you are a user of Play! Framework 1.2, you can automagically create styleguides in your webapp with the [kss-play] (https://github.com/revbingo/kss-play) module