.TypeError: Cannot read property 'reduce' of undefined

[Dragod]

While running blessc count mycss.css or blessc chunk mycss.css i got this error:

.TypeError: Cannot read property 'reduce' of undefined

Node 4.1.1
Npm 3.3.0
Blessc 4.0.0
Win 8.1

[AaronAsAChimp]

Thanks for the issue. Can you please provide a minimal example that reproduces this issue? A similar issue was posted in grunt-bless regarding the @charset rule.

[fk]

+1 – running into the same issue in a project I just took over.

Using Node v5.5.0, NPM v2.7.4 and BlessCSS/blessc v4.0.0, a stylesheet containing only @charset "UTF-8"; yields the described error message when I do a blessc count test.css.

[BrandonNoad]

As mentioned in BlessCSS/gulp-bless#15, I ran into this too.

The following css rule when run through bless seems to cause the error:

@page {
  margin: 0.34in; 
}

https://www.w3.org/TR/css3-page/#page-box-page-rule

[philipjfulcher]

I've also run into this issue recently using grunt-bless. We compile our SCSS along with the Foundation framework. This CSS line is where Bless fails:

@page{
 margin:.34in
}

Commenting out that SCSS where that's generated allows things to progress.

My stack trace from when it fails:

Warning: Cannot read property 'reduce' of undefined Use --force to continue.
TypeError: Cannot read property 'reduce' of undefined
    at countRules (j:\Arsenal\rsi-main-website-2015\themes\rsi-2015\node_modules\bless\lib\count.js:26:17)
    at count (j:\Arsenal\rsi-main-website-2015\themes\rsi-2015\node_modules\bless\lib\count.js:45:14)
    at j:\Arsenal\rsi-main-website-2015\themes\rsi-2015\node_modules\bless\lib\count.js:27:20
    at Array.reduce (native)
    at countRules (j:\Arsenal\rsi-main-website-2015\themes\rsi-2015\node_modules\bless\lib\count.js:26:18)
    at count (j:\Arsenal\rsi-main-website-2015\themes\rsi-2015\node_modules\bless\lib\count.js:45:14)
    at chunks$ (j:\Arsenal\rsi-main-website-2015\themes\rsi-2015\node_modules\bless\lib\chunk.js:52:46)
    at tryCatch (j:\Arsenal\rsi-main-website-2015\themes\rsi-2015\node_modules\bless\node_modules\babel-runtime\regenerator\runtime.js:72:40)
    at GeneratorFunctionPrototype.invoke [as _invoke] (j:\Arsenal\rsi-main-website-2015\themes\rsi-2015\node_modules\bless\node_modules\babel-runtime\regenerator\runtime.js:334:22)
    at GeneratorFunctionPrototype.prototype.(anonymous function) [as next] (j:\Arsenal\rsi-main-website-2015\themes\rsi-2015\node_modules\bless\node_modules\babel-runtime\regenerator\runtime.js:105:21)

Node 5.5.0
Npm 3.3.12
Bless 4.0.0

[johnsardine]

Hi, im also having the same issue, but when using with grunt. For some reason i cant install this standalone. Does anyone have a solution to the reduce issue? Thank you

[dailyraisin]

+1 I see this too using the cli version.

[luke3butler]

I tried multiple versions of node without success.
I installed 3.0.3 to fix this issue in the meantime.

npm install -g bless@3.0.3

I was also getting the following error with version 4:

Failed: TypeError: Cannot read property 'parseArgs' of undefined
TypeError: Cannot read property 'parseArgs' of undefined
    at parseCliArgs (/Users/username/.nvm/versions/node/v5.6.0/lib/node_modules/bless/lib/parse-cli-args.js:64:47)

[devotox]

Is there any fix or work around as of yet?

[paulyoung]

Sorry for the trouble everyone. Unfortunately I won't be able to look into this until after next week. @BlessCSS/owners are any of you able to help?

I'm also experiencing the issue described in #95, which means I'd need to fix that before addressing anything else.

[mtscout6]

I'm hoping that #96 will help with this, but I can't guarantee it. A number of the dependencies were out of date causing issues. If you can try it against the changes there and let us know if that helps that would be great. Otherwise we need to get a PR up with a failing test case for this scenario.

[anthony-butcher]

I'm just using 0.2.0 for now to get around this.

[paulyoung]

@BlessCSS/contributors I've added fixtures to a branch called page which demonstrate this error.

[joaquin-corchero]

Good morning,

I have been checking the package and it seems like there is an issue on the countRules(rules) function. When it tries to read the rules for @page, the rules are null and it breaks.

By modifying the countRules(rules) on the count.js (on the transformed version) method to the following:

  function countRules(rules) {
     if(!rules){
         return 0;
     }
    return rules.reduce(function (acc, rule) {
      return acc + count(rule);
    }, 0);
  }

It works but not sure if that would break anything else...

I beleieve that ideally no @page should exist anywhere as less doesn't like @ too much unless they are used on variables...

[damienleroux]

Is there any reason why "rules" must be existing? I made the modification from @joaquin-corchero and it resolve my problem. But not knowing well Bless process, I wonder...