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CssAnalyticsReport

Struct CssAnalyticsReport 

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pub struct CssAnalyticsReport {
Show 19 fields pub files: Vec<CssFileAnalytics>, pub summary: CssAnalyticsSummary, pub scoped_unused: Vec<ScopedUnusedClasses>, pub unreferenced_keyframes: Vec<UnreferencedKeyframes>, pub undefined_keyframes: Vec<UndefinedKeyframes>, pub duplicate_declaration_blocks: Vec<CssDuplicateBlock>, pub cva_duplicate_variant_blocks: Vec<CvaDuplicateVariantBlock>, pub cva_variant_token_drifts: Vec<CvaVariantTokenDrift>, pub tailwind_arbitrary_values: Vec<TailwindArbitraryValue>, pub raw_style_values: Vec<RawStyleValue>, pub unused_at_rules: Vec<UnusedAtRule>, pub unresolved_class_references: Vec<UnresolvedClassReference>, pub unreferenced_css_classes: Vec<UnreferencedCssClass>, pub unused_font_faces: Vec<UnusedFontFace>, pub unused_theme_tokens: Vec<UnusedThemeToken>, pub near_duplicate_theme_tokens: Vec<NearDuplicateThemeToken>, pub near_duplicate_css_in_js_tokens: Vec<NearDuplicateThemeToken>, pub token_consumers: Vec<TokenConsumers>, pub font_size_unit_mix: Option<CssNotationConsistency>,
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Structural CSS analytics surfaced by fallow health --css.

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§files: Vec<CssFileAnalytics>

Stylesheets with at least one structurally notable rule, in scan order.

§summary: CssAnalyticsSummary

Project-wide CSS aggregates across every analyzed stylesheet.

§scoped_unused: Vec<ScopedUnusedClasses>

Vue SFCs whose <style scoped> defines classes used nowhere else in the component (cleanup candidates).

§unreferenced_keyframes: Vec<UnreferencedKeyframes>

@keyframes defined but referenced via no animation / animation-name in any stylesheet, with the stylesheet that defines them (cleanup candidates; an animation name can still be applied from JavaScript). The “defined-but-unused” direction.

§undefined_keyframes: Vec<UndefinedKeyframes>

Animation references (animation / animation-name) to a @keyframes name that is defined in NO stylesheet anywhere in the project, with the first stylesheet that references them. The “used-but-undefined” direction (the inverse of unreferenced_keyframes): usually a typo or a removed animation, occasionally a @keyframes defined in CSS-in-JS (which the CSS parser never sees). Conservative candidates, never gated findings.

§duplicate_declaration_blocks: Vec<CssDuplicateBlock>

Groups of style rules across the project that share an identical declaration block (4+ declarations, sorted and !important-aware), grouped by content: copy-paste consolidation candidates (fallow’s duplication signal applied to CSS). Sorted by estimated savings descending.

§cva_duplicate_variant_blocks: Vec<CvaDuplicateVariantBlock>

CVA / shadcn variant class strings that repeat the same normalized class block in several variant values. Kept separate from CSS declaration-block duplication because the source is JS config, not parsed CSS rules.

§cva_variant_token_drifts: Vec<CvaVariantTokenDrift>

CVA / shadcn variant class strings that hardcode a Tailwind arbitrary value even though an existing token has the same or nearest comparable value. Advisory: variants often encode product semantics, so agents should verify intent before replacing.

§tailwind_arbitrary_values: Vec<TailwindArbitraryValue>

Tailwind arbitrary-value utilities (w-[13px], bg-[#abc]) found in markup, which hardcode a one-off value instead of a configured scale token (design-token bypass). Present only when the project uses Tailwind. Sorted by use count descending. Candidates, not findings: an arbitrary value is sometimes the right call.

§raw_style_values: Vec<RawStyleValue>

Located raw CSS declaration values that bypass token surfaces (var(), token(), theme()) on scale-sensitive axes such as color, font-size, line-height, radius, and shadow. Conservative candidates: a raw value can be intentional, but introduced raw values are useful audit feedback.

§unused_at_rules: Vec<UnusedAtRule>

Unused CSS at-rule entities: an @property registered but never read via var() in any stylesheet, or an @layer declared but never populated by a block. Cleanup candidates (an @property can be read from JS; a layer can be populated via @import layer()). Located by first definition.

§unresolved_class_references: Vec<UnresolvedClassReference>

Static class / className tokens in markup that match no CSS class defined anywhere in the project AND are one edit away from a class that IS defined (a likely typo or stale rename, with the suggested class). The CSS analogue of an unresolved import; the near-miss restriction keeps it near-zero false-positive (Tailwind utilities and third-party classes are not one edit from an authored class). Candidates, never gated: the token could be defined in CSS-in-JS or an external stylesheet the parser never sees. Sorted by (path, line, class).

§unreferenced_css_classes: Vec<UnreferencedCssClass>

Global CSS classes (defined in a plain .css/.scss rule) whose literal name is referenced by NO in-project markup, static or dynamic (the CSS analogue of an unused export). Heavily gated to stay near-zero-false- positive: emitted only when the project is plain-CSS-dominant, the stylesheet is locally consumed (not a published design-system surface), and the whole project is in scope. Candidates, never gated findings: the class may be used by an HTML email, server template, CMS, or Markdown the parser never scans. Sorted by (path, line, class).

§unused_font_faces: Vec<UnusedFontFace>

@font-face families declared in a stylesheet but referenced by no font-family anywhere in the project: a dead web-font payload (the font file is downloaded but never applied). Located at the declaring stylesheet. Cleanup candidates: the family could be applied from inline styles or set via JavaScript. Sorted by (path, family).

§unused_theme_tokens: Vec<UnusedThemeToken>

Tailwind v4 @theme design tokens (--color-brand, --radius-card) defined in a stylesheet but used by no generated utility, var() read, @apply, or arbitrary value anywhere in the project: dead design tokens (the unused-export of the token era). Present only when the project is Tailwind v4 (a tailwindcss dependency plus at least one @theme block) and not a plugin / published-library / partial-scope run. Candidates, never gated findings: the token may be consumed by a Tailwind plugin or a downstream repo. Sorted by (path, line, token).

§near_duplicate_theme_tokens: Vec<NearDuplicateThemeToken>

Tailwind v4 theme tokens whose comparable values are close to another token in the same theme dictionary. These are opt-in --css-deep candidates because they need whole-project token context.

§near_duplicate_css_in_js_tokens: Vec<NearDuplicateThemeToken>

CSS-in-JS design tokens whose comparable values are close to another token from the same project. Covers StyleX, vanilla-extract, PandaCSS, styled-components, and Emotion token definitions. These are opt-in --css-deep candidates because they need whole-project token context.

§token_consumers: Vec<TokenConsumers>

A location-aware reverse index of design-token consumers. Tailwind v4 entries cover @theme tokens consumed through var() reads, @apply bodies, or generated utilities. CSS-in-JS entries cover supported StyleX, vanilla-extract, PandaCSS, styled-components, and Emotion definitions and their member or call consumers. Every entry includes the defining site, located consumer samples, and the full consumer_count as a static lower bound. Tailwind entries use the same gated candidate set as unused_theme_tokens; CSS-in-JS entries require supported direct imports. Partial-scope runs omit the index. Sorted by token and empty when no eligible token definitions are found. A zero count is evidence for investigation, not deletion proof.

§font_size_unit_mix: Option<CssNotationConsistency>

The project authors font-size values in several units (px, rem, em, %), with a per-unit distinct-value count: a type-scale inconsistency smell (mixing px and rem for type works against user-zoom accessibility). Present only above a conservative floor. Advisory candidate, never gated: the spread can be intentional (fixed chrome in px, body type in rem).

Color-notation mixing (hex vs rgb vs hsl) is deliberately NOT surfaced: the CSS parser canonicalizes every legacy sRGB notation to hex before fallow sees the value, so the authored distinction is already gone and cannot be recovered without a separate raw-token pass.

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impl Clone for CssAnalyticsReport

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fn clone(&self) -> Self

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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for CssAnalyticsReport

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl<'de> Deserialize<'de> for CssAnalyticsReport

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fn deserialize<__D>(__deserializer: __D) -> Result<Self, __D::Error>
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Deserialize this value from the given Serde deserializer. Read more
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impl Serialize for CssAnalyticsReport

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fn serialize<__S>(&self, __serializer: __S) -> Result<__S::Ok, __S::Error>
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Serialize this value into the given Serde serializer. Read more

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