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@atoria/css

v1.1.0

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<img src="./src/public/social-tr.png" alt="@toria logo"/>

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Maintainers

mitch1009mitch1009

Keywords

atoriaUtitlitysasscsssui

Readme

@toria

🌐 www.atoria.site | ✉️ [email protected]

CI/CD

Atoria is a simple, lightweight frontend library designed to make it easy to create visually appealing, responsive layouts for modern websites and applications. It is built with simplicity in mind and aims to provide a set of easy-to-use, customizable styles that can be quickly applied to your project.

Development

To get started, please follow the following step by step procedure

  1. install required libraries for development - these are the main libraries which should be installed globally on your development machine.

    • nodejs
    • package manager - npm, yarn or pnpm
    • git

  2. clone atoria repository - atoria, and run initial dev server

    git clone [email protected]:atorial/atoriacss.git
cd atoriacss
# install dependencies 
pnpm
# run dev environment
pnpm dev
# create a release 
pnpm releasee
# deploy or publish to npm 
npm login 
npm publish

Development Guide

Project Structure

This project has a minimal structure with one index.scss file where all css files are derived from. the rest of files are found inside _partias folde.

The following are the main partial files that are included:

  1. _partials/_base.scs
  2. _partials/_colors.scss
  3. _partials/_utils.scss
  4. _partials/_sizing.scss
  5. _partials/_radius.scss
  6. _partials/_background.scss