#RTLDIFF
RTLDIFF is CLI tool based on css-flip by Twitter able to detect which CSS rules needs to be added to your CSS file to make your website flip in RTL. It supports LESS and CSS and uses streams.
clone the repo and run
npm install
You can create the rtl CSS by piping the file into the tool, like this:
node rtldiff.js < [YOUR_CSS_FILE]
this will output a file called rtl.std.css which will contain all the rtl CSS
for example
node rtldiff.js < testfiles/mytest.css
In case of LESS file you can use it in the following way:
node rtldiff.js --less [DEPENDENCIES] < [YOUT_LESS_FILE]
for example
node rtldiff.js --less testfiles/ < testfiles/mylesstest.less
as for the CSS usage, this will output a file called rtl.std.css which will contain all the rtl CSS
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