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bask-css

v0.6.0

Published

Bask is a responsive CSS library built in SASS (SCSS), with a focus on consistency and utility classes.

Downloads

2

Readme

Bask - CSS Library

Bask is a responsive CSS library built in SASS (SCSS), with a focus on consistency and utility classes.

https://andreamorosi.github.io/bask/

Table of contents

Getting started

Documentation

Built with

Browser support

Copyright and license

TODOs

Getting started

Bask is a ready to use CSS library: to use just take the compiled css file (bask.min.css) from the build folder and include it in your project, or get it from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/andreamorosi/bask/main/build/bask.min.css

However, if you wanna tinker with it, edit some properties and such just dig into the assets/css folder and start experimenting: the main entry point is the main.scss file, where all other SASS files are imported.

One of the most important SASS files is the _variables.scss, where the $u is located: this is my unit size (default 8px) which I use pretty much everywhere in Bask to keep everything in check, such as spacing and elements' sizes.

Documentation

https://andreamorosi.github.io/bask/

Built with

SASS & Rollup

Copyright and license

Code copyright 2023 Andrea Morosi. MIT

Browser support

Bask focuses mostly on the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Safari. Browser support is greatly enhanced by Autoprefixer.