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@casd/c4s

v0.6.1

Published

a month ago

Concise Configurable Composable Classes Stylesheets

Downloads

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css oocss functional css postcss sass mobile-first responsive front-end library web design

C4S

C4S [c force] is a functional CSS library for front-end web development. C4S stands for Concise Configurable Composable Classes Stylesheets.

Get started

Go to the C4S website for an overview of the available stylesheets and the project's documentation.
Include a C4S stylesheet in your HTML and you're good to go!

Install locally

Clone this repository to your computer
Make sure the yarn package manager is installed on your computer
Install node packages by running yarn install in the project's root folder

Build and develop locally

Make sure the project is installed (see instructions above)
Build the CSS and documentation by
- running yarn build, or
- running yarn start to also watch changes and serve the documentation locally

Copyright and license

Code and documentation copyright © 2024 Cas Dijkman. Code released under the GNU GPL version 3. Docs released under GNU FDL version 1.3. Copies of the licenses can be found in the LICENSES directory.

This software is distributed as free software in the hope that it will be useful, but without any warranty; without even the implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.