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@gridonic/sass

v1.5.0

Published

Our Sass foundation.

Downloads

21

Readme

Sass foundation

This repository represents our starting point for creating sane, scalable and maintainable CSS.

💪 It’s empowered by:

  • Aigis (styleguide generator)
  • SassDoc (code documentation)
  • Gemini (utility for visual regression testing)

📚 Uses the following libraries by default:

🙏 Obeys those principles:

Have fun! ✌️

Wait, how am I supposed to use it?

Primarily it’s meant to be downloaded, extracted and used as a starting point that will grow/adjust from time to time while you work with it.

ℹ️ Meanwhile see the wiki for additional recipes on how to use this foundation.

Build setup

# install dependencies
npm install

# builds the css files
npm run build

# builds the css files in production mode (compressed)
npm run build:prod

# generates the styleguide
npm run styleguide

# generates the code documentation
npm run docs

# shows some statistics about the compiled css
npm run stats

# watches the sass files for changes and builds them automatically
# including the styleguide and the docs
npm run watch

# run visual regression tests and markup validation after css has been build
# and styleguide has been generated
npm run test

# checks the markup validity (of the styleguide or the files you’ve specified)
npm run test:html

# run visual regression tests only (doesn’t build and update styleguide beforehand)
npm run test:visual