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@mdn/minimalist

v2.0.4

Published

The base Sass for Mozilla Developer based projects and products

Downloads

2,287

Readme

mdn-minimalist

Netlify Status

NOTE: Work on minimalist is temporarily on hold. Please check back later.

The base Sass for Mozilla Developer based projects and products.

Testing changes locally

Before you can start working with minimalist, you need to install Hugo.

When making changes to minimalist, testing is done via the styleguide. To run the styleguide, built on Hugo, run the following command in your terminal:

yarn styleguide

This will do an initial build and startup Hugo. You can now browser the styleguide locally at http://localhost:1313. Hugo will run in watch mode so, if any files or assets changes, it will automatically rebuild and reload the current page in the browser.

When you make a change to minimalist, you need to trigger a new build of the minimalist source. In a separate terminal instance, run the following:

yarn build:styleguide:sass