A CSS Parser written in JavaScript as a SeaJS module. Parses css text into objects.

style_paser.js

// Usage:
//
// seajs.use('style_parser', function(parser) {
//     var console.log(parser.parse('body { padding: 0; margin: 0 }'))
// })
//
// will output:
// {
//     "body": {
//         "padding": 0,
//         "margin": 0
//     }
// }
//
// The statements part should be in arrays to make sure the original order is kept.
// But for me in objects is enough.
// @author: http://cyj.me
define(function(require, exports, module) {

    module.exports = {
        parse: function(str) {
            var chr = str[0]
            var i = 0
            var result = {}

            function whitespace() {
                while (/\s/.test(chr)) {
                    step()
                }
            }

            function selector() {
                var sel = ''

                whitespace()
                while ('{' !== chr) {
                    sel += chr
                    step()
                }
                step()

                return chop(sel)
            }

            function block() {
                var obj = {}

                while ('}' !== chr) {
                    obj[property()] = value()
                    whitespace()
                }
                step()

                return obj
            }

            function property() {
                var prop = ''

                whitespace()
                while (':' !== chr) {
                    prop += chr
                    step()
                }
                step()

                return chop(prop)
            }

            function value() {
                var val = ''

                whitespace()
                while (!/[;\n]/.test(chr)) {
                    val += chr
                    step()
                }
                step()

                return chop(val)
            }

            function chop(str) {
                return str.replace(/\s+$/, '')
            }

            function step() {
                return chr = str[++i]
            }

            // Just change this and the block() while loop 
            // if you prefer statements in array rather than object.
            while (chr) {
                result[selector()] = block()
                whitespace()
            }

            return result
        }
    }
})