Just playing around with postcss as a styleguide linter per frontend/#19.

0. git clone [email protected]:jeremiak/postcss-style-linter.git && cd postcss-style-linter
1. npm install
2. npm start

This should run through all of the very lightweight plugins in ./plugins.js and run them against ugly.css to generate pretty.css

The only dependency is postcss and the plugin architecture of the tool would provide a really extensible framework for the CSS build toolchain.

Plus, it has sourcemaps!

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