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css-gridix

v1.1.1

Published

Responsive CSS flexbox based grid system for modern webdesign

Readme

Gridix documentation

Gridix is a simple grid system for CSS. Its based on flex and has a simple syntax. Gridix is built with vite and sass.

Installation

You can install Gridix with npm:

npm install css-gridix

Usage

To use Gridix, you need to import the gridix file into your project. You can do this by importing it into your project's main file:

In vue.js you would do this in your main.js file:

import "css-gridix";

Releasing a new version

  1. After making your changes to the code, you must first build the project. This will create a new version of the css file in the dist folder. You can then bump the version number using the npm version command:
npm run build
  1. Update the main entrypoint for the application in the package.json
...
"main": "dist/assets/style-91a4cd11.css",
...
  1. Commit your changes

  2. now you can bump the version number

npm version [major|minor|patch]
  1. a new commit is created with the new version number and a tag is created with the same version number. Push the changes to the remote repository
git push
  1. Finally, you can publish the new version to npm
npm publish

Contributing

If you want to contribute to Gridix, you can do so by creating a pull request. If you want to add a new feature, please create an issue first.

License

Gridix is licensed under the MIT license