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tinchi

v1.1.1

Published

a small css util library

Downloads

110

Readme

Tinchi

from sicilian: Tìnci (ph: tin-chee) = To Paint.

A small set of css utils classes to quickly startup your css project without having to copy paste snippets all over the place.

How to use it

npm i -g tinchi

or/then

npx tinchi [options] generate [folder/file]

or if you have initialised a '.tinchirc' file via tinchi init

tinchi generate

More info with

npx tinchi help
usage:
  tinchi [options] [method] [vars]

methods:

init - thinchi init
  
  It will init the .tinchirc file, where you can specify configs.


generate - thinchi generate [path/of/file] [filename]
    
  It will generate tinchi CSS in the specified path/of/file.
  If no parameter is specified, it will use the .tinchirc file 'output' parameter.
  The generator will use color definitions from the .tinchirc file, otherwise defaults.

    m - merge: will merge into a single file (not needed if you specified the filename parameter).
        example: tinchi generate -m folder/file.css -> will generate only a file.
        

search - tinchi search flex,column

  It will show all the classes that apply style flex and something matching columns.
  
  You can specify just properties and values like this "tinchi search p:overflow#v:auto".
  This will print all the classes that apply an overflow auto.

  you can also specify classnames like "tinchi serach c:small,big"
  This will print all the classes that are names like small or big.
        

Docs

Defaults

The defaults settings are in a vars.css file you can replace/override specifying a custom one afterward:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="folder/vars.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" href="./custom.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" href="folder/index.css" />

Behaviours

h_inv - invert colours on hover

c-ptr - cursor pointer on hover

oa - overflow:auto

Box Model utils

brd - borders with default val and default radius (coming from vars)

pd - padding default (1rem)

pd2 - padding 2rem

m0a - margins 0 auto

mg_5 - margin 0.5rem

mg - margin 1rem

mg2 - margins 2rem

Flex Utils

f - display: flex

f1 - flex:1

spa - justify space around

spb - justify space between

g_5 - gap .5rem

g - gap 1rem

g2 - gap 2rem

fi - flex items list, a set of items in a list that wrap and scale to size

fic - same as fi only on a column.

columns

flex-direction: column

c - just flex dir columns

cc - center aligned and center justified.

cs - center aligned and justified on flex start.

ce - center aligned and justified on flex end.

rows

flex-direction: row

r - just flex dir columns

rc - center aligned and center justified.

rs - center aligned and justified on flex start.

re - center aligned and justified on flex end.

Buttons

Buttons have bg-color of --accent-v1-color

There are a few variants:

button.big - a wide button

button.small - a small button

button.success - a button with bg-colour --success-color

button.warning - a button with bg-colour --warning-color

button.danger - - a button with bg-colour --danger-color

Font Styles/Effects

tt-cpz - text-transform: capitalize;

success - make the text colour --success-color

danger - make the text colour --danger-color

Debug

debug - class - it will set bg colour and borders to some obvious colours.