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@slite/style

v4.0.8

Published

Slite shared style

Downloads

30

Readme

Slite style

This module exposes the postcss sources and build versions of the Slite clients shared style.

Install

npm i -S @slite/style

Using build versions

If you don't want to mess with the postcss config and rely on pure CSS versions, you can simply import the files from the dist folder:

import 'style/dist/index.css' // will import everything
// or ... target specific subsets:
import 'style/dist/variables.css'

Using sources

It requires a bit more setup but it's possible to use the source version of the files. There are a few steps:

1 - install our postcss dependencies (if you don't use them already)

yarn add -D postcss-cssnext postcss-import

2 - make sure to use them by adding the following to your postcss.config.js:

module.exports = {
  plugins: [
    // add the two following plugins:
    require('postcss-import')({
      path: ['node-modules', 'node_modules/@slite/style/src'],
    }),
    require('precss')(),
    require('postcss-cssnext')(),
  ],
}

3 - import in your js or post css files:

import '@slite/style' // to import everything
import '@slite/style/src/variables.css' // ... or subsets

in post css:

@import 'variables'; /* you'd better only import subsets from here */

Contributing

Build

You can either run the build or dev commands. build will do a production build (only once + minified) while dev will not minify and also stay in watch mode.

Publishing

Please only use npm to publish, not yarn as it's too buggy.

npm version patch
npm publish
yarn upgrade-services