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bananacss

v0.8.0

Published

The Brazilian CSS superset.

Downloads

150

Readme

Banana CSS

:banana: The Brazilian CSS superset.

Build Status Coverage Status Dependency Status devDependency Status npm npm

What is?

  • Syntax abstractions for complex native CSS features.
  • If you can, compile native CSS features like a pre-processor (ex: Custom properties and @import).
  • Provide a simple abstraction for a Semantic Grid System with calc().
  • Extra features (ex: @function).

How it works?

Write your style with banana syntax and compile for pure CSS.

Table of contents

How to install

Verify if you have node and npm installed.

Command Line

$ npm install -g bananacss

Module

$ npm install bananacss --save

Command Line Usage

Compile you .bnn file to .css

$ banana <input_path>

Watch for changes.

$ banana <input_path> -w

Output to dir when passing files.

$ banana <input_path> -o <out_path>

Show the project version.

$ banana --version

Show all available commands.

$ banana --help

The bananafile

Create a file called bananafile.json in the directory where you will run the command $ banana and configure as need.

{
	"bnnSize" : true,
	"bnnPosition" : true,
	"bnnGradient" : true,
	"bnnVariable" : true,
	"bnnImport" : true,
	"bnnAlign" : true,
	"bnnWidth" : true,
	"bnnHeight" : true,
	"bnnCol" : true,
	"bnnRow" : true,
	"bnnBox" : true,
	"bnnFunction" : true,
	"compress" : false
}

All features have true as default value, except the compress.

Module Usage

const inputBananaCode = '.a {bnn-size: 50px;}';

// Features injection
const config = {};
config.bnnSize = true;
config.bnnPosition = true;
config.bnnGradient = true;
config.bnnVariable = true;
config.bnnImport = true;
config.bnnAlign = true;
config.bnnWidth = true;
config.bnnHeight = true;
config.bnnCol = true;
config.bnnRow = true;
config.bnnBox = true;
config.bnnFunction = true;
config.compress = true;

const Banana = require('banana')(config);

// Output the css
const output = Banana.render(inputBananaCode);

console.log(output); // .a {width: 50px; height: 50px;}

Features

View all features docs here.

Example

Simple example

Development

Code Style

Follow the Banana NodeJS style guide.

Validate the code style with ESLint:

$ npm run eslint

Code Docs

Generate code docs with JSDocs

$ npm run jsdocs

View code docs in out/index.html

Tests

Run the unit tests with mocha:

$ npm test

Calculate the coverage with Istanbul:

$ npm run cover

Versioning

To keep better organization of releases we follow the Semantic Versioning 2.0.0 guidelines.

Contributing

Find on our issues the next steps of the project ;) Want to contribute? Follow these recommendations.

History

See Releases for detailed changelog.

License

MIT License © Afonso Pacifer