===========================================================
                                      .___ __  __   
          _________________  __ __  __| _/|__|/  |_ 
         / ___\_` __ \__  \ |  |  \/ __ | | \\_  __\
        / /_/  >  | \// __ \|  |  / /_/ | |  ||  |  
        \___  /|__|  (____  /____/\____ | |__||__|  
       /_____/            \/           \/           
              grep rough audit - static analysis tool
                  v2.8 written by @Wireghoul
=================================[justanotherhacker.com]===
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/.bump.js-28-if (args.major) {
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/.bump.js:29:  version = `${version.major + 1}.0.0`;
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/.bump.js-30-}
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/.bump.js-31-else if (args.minor) {
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/.bump.js:32:  version = `${version.major}.${version.minor + 1}.0`;
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/.bump.js-33-}
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/.bump.js-34-else if (args.patch) {
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/.bump.js:35:  version = `${version.major}.${version.minor}.${version.patch + 1}`;
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/.bump.js-36-}
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/.bump.js-37-else {
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/.bump.js:38:  version = `${version.major}.${version.minor}.${version.patch}`;
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/.bump.js-39-}
##############################################
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/.bump.js-54-
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/.bump.js:55:exec(`git commit -am "Release v${version}"`);
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/.bump.js:56:exec(`git tag v${version}`);
##############################################
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/.gembuild.js-7-  'gem build toolkit.gemspec',
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/.gembuild.js:8:  `gem push toolkit-${version}.gem`,
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/.gembuild.js:9:  `rm toolkit-${version}.gem`
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/.gembuild.js-10-];
##############################################
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/CHANGELOG.md-20-
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/CHANGELOG.md:21:* **Fix** Intrinsic Ratio variable names, cause `$ration` !== `$ratio`
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/CHANGELOG.md-22-* **New** Bulletproof Vertical Center based on [Sebastian Keström's `transform`](http://zerosixthree.se/vertical-align-anything-with-just-3-lines-of-css/) technique
##############################################
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/CHANGELOG.md-43-* **Change** No English spelling of `colour`, only `color`
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/CHANGELOG.md:44:* **New** **Change** `enable-ligatures` mixin now takes parameter `$extend` to use extend using the `%enable-ligatures` selector
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/CHANGELOG.md-45-* **New** **Change** If `single-transition` mixin doesn't exist, will write the standard and `-webkit` properties based on [Can I Use](http://caniuse.com/css-transitions) current versions
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/CHANGELOG.md:46:* **Change** Parameter order for `intrinsic-ratio` and `ir` mixins changed from `$ratio, $width, $elements, $extend, $direction` to `$ratio, $width, $elements, $direction, $extend`
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/CHANGELOG.md:47:* **New** **Change** `enhance-with` and `degrade-from` mixins now take lists for the `$features` (changed from `$feature`) to allow for multiple selectors. Lists should be space separated, or wrapped in `()` for comma separated
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/CHANGELOG.md-48-* **Deprecation** `replace-text-pe`, `svg-background`, `retina-background`, `sprite-map-generator`, and support classes have been removed.
##############################################
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/CHANGELOG.md-51-* **New** **Change** Settings are now stored in a single place. If including individual partials, `toolkit/settings` must also be imported
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/CHANGELOG.md:52:* **New** **Change** Settings are now stored in a map. Use mixin `toolkit-change($setting, $value)` to change a value and `toolkit-reset($setting)` to reset a value. Settings and defaults are as follows:
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/CHANGELOG.md-53-	* **clearfix extend**: `false`
##############################################
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/CONTRIBUTING.md-9-* All functions and mixins that have defaulted arguments *must* provide globally configurable [settings](https://github.com/at-import/toolkit/blob/2.x.x/stylesheets/toolkit/_settings.scss) for their defaults instead of only having them inside the mixin definition. This provides users with a great deal more flexibility and makes the tools in Toolkit more useful.
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/CONTRIBUTING.md:10:* When writing mixins that have no required input arguments, such as the [Clearfix](https://github.com/at-import/toolkit/blob/2.x.x/stylesheets/toolkit/_clearfix.scss) mixin, also include sensible namespaced silent selectors to extend from, where applicable. When doing so, be sure to include an option in the mixin for using the extended version instead of writing the output of the mixin. This argument should be called `$extend` and, where appropriate, be defaulted to `true`.
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/CONTRIBUTING.md-11-* All mixins, where appropriate, should follow the [DRY mixin pattern](http://alistapart.com/article/dry-ing-out-your-sass-mixins). And example of this in practice is the [Intrinsic Ratio](https://github.com/at-import/toolkit/blob/2.x.x/stylesheets/toolkit/_intrinsic-ratio.scss) mixin.
##############################################
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/README.md-81-
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/README.md:82:Where appropriate, Toolkit mixins provide an `$extend` option to allow the shared output of a mixin to be set to an extendable class instead of duplicating the properties. Toolkit is super smart about this and will create the extendable class in place where you first call the mixin, allowing you to not worry about blowing up your cascade if you use it. All mixins that have an `extend` setting can have a portion of their mixin extended. By default, mixins won't extend, but you can change that by changing their global setting or by passing `$extend: true` to the mixin.
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/README.md-83-
##############################################
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/README.md-246-
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/README.md:247:A mixin to make writing `@font-face` declarations easy. `$files` should be a map where the key is the file extensions and the value is the path. If using Compass, paths should be relative to your font directory (`fonts_dir` in `config.rb`). If Compass is available, this mixin can inline the `woff` file, thus caching it with your CSS
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/README.md-248-
##############################################
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/README.md-258-
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/README.md:259:A mixin for applying a core set of styling for icon fonts, based on styling form fonts generated by [Icomoon](http://icomoon.io). Setting `$speak: false` will optionally apply the [`speak: none`](http://webdesign.about.com/od/styleproperties/p/blspspeak.htm) property.
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/README.md-260-
##############################################
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/README.md-351-
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/README.md:352:The parallax mixin puts elements into real perspective and scales them back down to 100% so images and text will not have any distortion. Items will shift both vertically and horizontally in layouts to achieve the appropriate perspective. With `@include init()`, if `$element: this`, the current element will be initialized; if `$element: '.class'|'#id'`, the respective element will be placed at the root of the stylesheet (not nested under the current selector). `@include init()` can be called from the root of your stylesheet.
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/README.md-353-
##############################################
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/README.md-380-
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/README.md:381:While the standard `$variable: value !default` for allowing users the ability to change defaults in a system is okay, it can become cumbersome quickly. Cascading user changes is hard, doesn't always work as expected, and for large systems all of those settings pollute the global namespace. These setting functions and mixins make it easy to work with setting in the same way that [Toolkit does](#changing-settings). We're even dogfooding here, using these internally to work with Toolkit's settings! And none of our tests broke when we made the transition!
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/README.md-382-
##############################################
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/README.md-459-
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/README.md:460:Congratulations! You now have an API for working with setting that you didn't need to write! Awesome! But how do you actually make global settings to use? Well, simple. Create a map of your settings, the keys being the setting name, the values being the value of the setting, and merge it into the `$GlobalSettings` variable. This will put them in the global setting namespace. If you would like your variables namespaced, it's recommended that you write wrapper functions for the setting functions for your plugin.
compass-toolkit-plugin-2.10.2/README.md-461-