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@sqymagma/obsidian

v0.0.1

Published

Magma UI components based on vanilla-extract and Sprinkles

Downloads

1

Readme

Magma 2

Magma with a zero runtime flavour

Magma Podríamos crear un Magma 2 basándonos en la API de sprinkles de vanilla-extract, que sería algo parecido a Magma 1, que se basa en la API de styled-system

🍨 Vanilla-extract

Use TypeScript as your preprocessor. Write type‑safe, locally scoped classes, variables and themes, then generate static CSS files at build time.

Basically, it’s “CSS Modulesin-TypeScript” but with scoped CSS Variables and heaps more.

Vanilla extract encaja a la perfección con este modelo. Es parecido a CSS-IN-JS en cuanto a que se escriben los estilos en objetos de js, que se parsean a css en build time.

Para el theming hace uso de las custom properties de css, las cuales hashea para así hacelo totalmente local y evitar el clashing.

Tiene una API, sprinkles que es esencialmente como styled-system (en lo que realmente está basado Magma 1)

Pros

  • Hecho por el creador de CSSModules.
  • No es almost zero runtime, etc.., es ZERO runtime.
  • Typescript ready (se puede usar javascript).
  • Al soportar typescript se pueden crear una DX brutal el el editor haciendo uso del autocomplete para primitivas.
  • Webpack, Esbuild, Vite, Next, Gatsby ready.
  • Adopción de la comunidad brutal.

Contras

  • Aunque mínima, tiene abstracción sobre vanilla css
  • Estilos escritos en objetos javascript