A Bug with background: #FF0;

[OsamaAbbas]

Hi Mohammad,

Please check these processes:

> require('rtlcss').process(`body { color: #ff0; }`);
// output: 'body { color: #ff0; }'

> require('rtlcss').process(`body { background: #ff0; }`);
// output: 'body { background: #ff100%; }' WRONG

> require('rtlcss').process(`body { background: #ff1; }`);
// output: 'body { background: #ff1; }'

> require('rtlcss').process(`body { background: #ee0; }`);
// output: 'body { background: #ee100%; }' WRONG

> require('rtlcss').process(`body { background: #f00; }`);
// output: 'body { background: #f00; }'

> require('rtlcss').process(`body { background: #f0f; }`);
// output: 'body { background: #f100%f; }' WRONG

> require('rtlcss').process(`body { background: #0ff; }`);
// output: 'body { background: #100%ff; }' WRONG

> require('rtlcss').process(`body { background: #fffff0; }`)
// output: 'body { background: #fffff100%; }' WRONG

It seems like if there was one zero digit in hex-colors it would be converted weirdly. Only with one zero, and only with background property.

[MohammadYounes]

@OsamaAbbas Thanks for reporting this! It's due to this special case.

[OsamaAbbas]

I have tried to find why this happens, but I failed. Now it makes sense.

Thank you for this wonderful tool!

[MohammadYounes]

My pleasure :)