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@mazeltov/style

v1.0.2

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Base style for Mazeltov framework

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Base Styles

Base styles are the most global, top level styles, helpers and variables

Development

You must install lessc globally, then install local packages for this repo

npm i -g less
npm i

Compiled less will go out to STYLE_DIST_PATH (/usr/local/src/com/percival/lib/style/dist by default)

If the development services are running from @percival/img.dev, the CSS should be symlinked into the nginx static asset server

npm run watch
npm run build

Gotchas

Fontawesome fonts need to be hosted on an available static server.

  • Should be webfonts relative to where main.css is compiled to

Google fonts should be loaded in the <head> tag of the document like so

<link rel='preconnect' href='https://fonts.gstatic.com'>
<link rel='stylesheet' href='https://fonts.googleapis.com/...'>

The reason is that loading fonts from CSS can be slow and browser can optimize this.

TODO: remove font URLs for font-awesome fonts from CSS and provide instructions on adding to html head. Do this without breaking fontawesome styles.

Deployment

To deploy to production, simply commit your changes under the STYLE_DIST_PATH repo and pull into the qa/production asset server