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# Utils to work with AST
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- [property\(name\)](#propertyname)
- [keyword\(name\)](#keywordname)
- [clone\(ast\)](#cloneast)
- [fromPlainObject\(object\)](#fromplainobjectobject)
- [toPlainObject\(ast\)](#toplainobjectast)
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## property(name)
Returns details for a property name, such as vendor prefix, used hack etc. Using for safe test of declaration property names, i.e. `Declaration.property`.
```js
var csstree = require('css-tree');
csstree.property('*-vendor-property');
// {
// basename: 'property',
// name: '-vendor-property',
// hack: '*',
// vendor: '-vendor-',
// prefix: '*-vendor-',
// custom: false
// }
csstree.property('--test-var');
// {
// basename: '--test-var',
// name: '--test-var',
// hack: '',
// vendor: '',
// prefix: '',
// custom: true
// };
```
`property()` function normalizes a name to lower case, except custom property names since they are case sensitive. It returns the same immutable (freezed) object for the same input (input after normalization).
```js
csstree.property('name') === csstree.property('NAME') // true
csstree.property('NAME').name === 'name' // true
csstree.property('--custom') === csstree.property('--Custom') // false
var info = csstree.property('NAME');
info.name === 'name'; //
info.name = 'foo'; // have no effect
info.name === 'name'; // true
```
Supported hacks:
- `_` in the beginning
- `+` in the beginning
- `#` in the beginning
- `*` in the beginning
- `$` in the beginning
- `/` in the beginning
- `//` in the beginning
## keyword(name)
Mostly the same as `property()` function, but without hack detection. Using for any identifier except declaration property name.
```js
var csstree = require('css-tree');
csstree.keyword('-vendor-keyword');
// {
// basename: 'keyword',
// name: '-vendor-keyword',
// vendor: '-vendor-',
// prefix: '-vendor-',
// custom: false
// };
```
## clone(ast)
Make AST deep copy.
```js
var orig = csstree.parse('.test { color: red }');
var copy = csstree.clone(orig);
csstree.walk(copy, function(node) {
if (node.type === 'Class') {
node.name = 'replaced';
}
});
console.log(csstree.generate(orig));
// .test{color:red}
console.log(csstree.generate(copy));
// .replaced{color:red}
```
## fromPlainObject(object)
`fromPlainObject()` walks through AST and coverts each `children` value into a `List` instance when value is an array.
```js
var csstree = require('css-tree');
var ast = {
type: 'SelectorList',
children: []
};
console.log(Array.isArray(ast.children)); // true
console.log(ast.children instanceof csstree.List); // false
ast = csstree.fromPlainObject(ast);
console.log(Array.isArray(ast.children)); // false
console.log(ast.children instanceof csstree.List); // true
```
Function mutates the passed AST. Use `clone()` function before passing AST to `fromPlainObject()` in case you want to avoid original tree mutation.
```js
astClone = csstree.fromPlainObject(csstree.clone(ast));
```
## toPlainObject(ast)
`fromPlainObject()` walks through AST and coverts each `children` value to regular array when value is a `List` instance.
```js
var csstree = require('css-tree');
var ast = {
type: 'SelectorList',
children: new List()
};
console.log(Array.isArray(ast.children)); // false
console.log(ast.children instanceof csstree.List); // true
ast = csstree.toPlainObject(ast);
console.log(Array.isArray(ast.children)); // true
console.log(ast.children instanceof csstree.List); // false
```
Function mutates the passed AST. Use `clone()` function before passing AST to `toPlainObject()` in case you want to avoid original tree mutation.
```js
ast = csstree.toPlainObject(csstree.clone(ast));
```