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Pushing a page which uses tailwind.css into floki generates thousands of info messages like
[info] Unknown token ':'. Ignoring.
[info] Pseudo-class "before" is not implemented. Ignoring.
To be clear, these message can be useful if I'm trying to debug an issue. Getting them once would be okay. But there are literally 1500 of them for every page that uses my tailwind css (and they are largely duplicates of 34 actual unique messages).
It would be nice to simply be able to disable items Floki sends to info that are ignored anyway
A more complex solution would be to accumulate and map them instead of spitting them out real time like [info] Unknown token ':'. Ignoring. (243 times)
Feature goal
Pushing a page which uses tailwind.css into floki generates thousands of info messages like
To be clear, these message can be useful if I'm trying to debug an issue. Getting them once would be okay. But there are literally 1500 of them for every page that uses my tailwind css (and they are largely duplicates of 34 actual unique messages).
info
that are ignored anyway[info] Unknown token ':'. Ignoring. (243 times)
Related: danschultzer/premailex#82
Dependencies
Take any complex html page which uses tailwind css and run floki.
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