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White is a small conditional significant whitespace processor for [finn] and
rework. It performs a really basic check to see if a given file already
processed for significant whitespace.
The module is released in npm and can be installed using:
``
npm install --save white
It's advised to use [finn] as processing engine as that's what we're using our
tests.
As white is a plugin for finn we need to setup a finn instance first.
I assume you've already got it required an setup like:
`js
'use strict';
var finn = require('finn')()
, whitespace = require('white');
`
Now that we have a finn instance we can assign white as pre filter:
`js`
finn.pre.use(whitespace);
If you are using modules that process @import statements you might also wantwhite
to pre-process those files, usually you can just supply the function
direction as transform method:
`js``
finn.use('import', require('rework-import')({ transform: whitespace }));
And that's all you need to know about this module!
MIT
[finn]: https://github.com/observing/finn