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themify-cli

v1.0.0

Published

CLI that helps you to add Bootstrap CSS and customize it

Downloads

77

Readme

Themify

CLI that helps you to add Bootstrap CSS and customize it.

Install

npm i -g themify-cli

Get help

Run this to see all available commands and options:

themify help

Blue Web

Run this to create a custom theme CSS file locally:

themify blue-web -o my-theme.css

Some prompts will guide you through the process.

compile command

compile is the base command. For most cases you should use one of the other commands above instead.

Usage

When your project not already has a full Bootstrap CSS file, run this to add one:

themify compile --output bootstrap.min.css --full

Add theme

Choose one of the styles

themify compile -o variables.min.css -s new-york

Custom variables

Create a file with custom Sass variables:

// my-vars.scss
$primary: yellow;

Then run this:

themify compile -o variables.min.css -s new-york --import-before my-vars.scss

To override CSS variables, you set a file that should be imported after Bootstrap:

/* my-css-vars.css */
.btn-primary {
    --bs-btn-color: blue !important;
}
themify compile -o variables.min.css -s new-york --import-before my-vars.scss --import-after my-css-vars.css