This is a small note from one of the contributors. You can refer to the parser specs for an exhaustive list of the supported expressions. For the moment, Pigments' aim is to support the widest range of usage, even if it implies reducing its ability to parse certain complex constructs. However, it doesn't mean pigments is able to parse and understand all of these languages constructs. Pigments supports out of the box most of the color transformations functions and expressions of the three biggest CSS pre-processors out there, namely LESS, Sass and Stylus. By default colors in every file will be highlighted, to limit the display of colors to the desired filetype only please see the Defining Where Pigments Applies below. The legible source paths can be defined through various settings either at the global or per project level.
Then for each opened file, it will use the palette to evaluate the value of a given color. Pigments will scan source files in your project directories looking for colors and will build a palette with all of them. A package to display colors in project and files:
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