How to use css-declaration-sorter - 1 common examples
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SparkPost / heml / packages / heml-styles / src / index.js View on Github 
minifyGradients(),
normalizeDisplayValues(),
normalizeTimingFunctions(),
convertValues({ length: false }),
reduceCalc(),
orderedValues(),
minifySelectors(),
minifyParams(),
discardOverridden(),
normalizeString(),
minifyFontValues({ removeQuotes: false }),
normalizeRepeatStyle(),
normalizePositions(),
discardEmpty(),
uniqueSelectors(),
declarationSorter(),
mergeAdjacentMedia(),
discardDuplicates(),
mergeRules(),
/** color handling */
colorNamesToHex(),
rgbToHex({ rgbOnly: true, silent: true }),
rgbaFallback(),
formatHexColors(),
/** email fixes */
emailImportant(),
shorthandExpand(), // so we can match for margin-top/margin-left etc.
zeroOutMargin(),
/** expanding to match heml elements */css-declaration-sorter
Sorts CSS declarations fast and automatically in a certain order.
