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luxacss

v2.0.4

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The minimalist CSS library

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luxonautaluxonauta

Keywords

csslibraryminimal

Readme

Luxa CSS

The minimalist CSS library.

A clean and lightweight kit that prioritizes minimalism, speed, and ease of maintenance.

Installation

Choose one of these methods to get started:

Direct Download

Download the latest version and link the CSS in your HTML <head>.

Note: The GitHub repository includes documentation, making it larger than the NPM package.

CDN

Include Luxa CSS via CDN:

<!-- Expanded (7.23KB) -->
<link
  rel="stylesheet"
  href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/luxacss@latest/dist/expanded/luxa.css"
/>

<!-- Compressed (5.47KB) -->
<link
  rel="stylesheet"
  href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/luxacss@latest/dist/compressed/luxa.min.css"
/>

Package Manager

Install using your preferred package manager:

npm i luxacss

pnpm i luxacss

bun i luxacss

Then import it:

import "luxacss";

Or, import individual CSS modules in your CSS file:

@import "luxacss/css/colors.css";
@import "luxacss/css/tokens.css";
@import "luxacss/css/grid.css";

Resources

Support this project

If you find Luxa CSS helpful, consider supporting the project:

Development

Want to contribute or customise Luxa CSS? Get started quickly:

Quick Start

# Clone and install (workspace dependencies)
git clone https://github.com/luxonauta/luxacss.git
cd luxacss
npm install

# Build framework and docs
npm run build

# Or start development mode
npm run dev

Contributing

Please read our GitHub contributing guidelines to get started.

License

Luxa CSS is released under the MIT License. Feel free to use and modify it for your projects.