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ps-custom-css

v1.0.6

Published

A lightweight utility-first CSS engine inspired by Tailwind CSS — built with pure JavaScript.

Downloads

515

Readme

PS-CUSTOM-CSS

A lightweight utility-first CSS engine inspired by Tailwind CSS — built with pure JavaScript.

Chai CSS lets you style your HTML using utility classes without writing traditional CSS.


Features

  • ⚡ Utility-first approach
  • 🧠 Zero configuration
  • 📦 Lightweight and fast
  • 🎯 Easy to use
  • 🛠️ Built using JavaScript (runtime CSS engine)

Installation

npm install ps-custom-css

CDN Usage

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/ps-custom-css"></script>

Usage

Add this script inside the head of your index.html file

<script src="node_modules/ps-custom-css/src/index.js"></script>

Now, Simply add utility classes to your HTML elements:

<h1 class="Chai-text-red Chai-p-2">
  Hello World 🚀
</h1>

<div class="Chai-bg-blue Chai-text-white Chai-p-3">
  Styled Box
</div>

Available Utilities

📦 Padding

  • Chai-p-0, Chai-p-1, Chai-p-2, Chai-p-3, Chai-p-4
  • Chai-pt-2, Chai-pr-2, Chai-pb-2, Chai-pl-2

📦 Margin

  • Chai-m-0, Chai-m-1, Chai-m-2, Chai-m-3, Chai-m-4
  • Chai-mt-2, Chai-mr-2, Chai-mb-2, Chai-ml-2

🎨 Text Colors

  • Chai-text-red, Chai-text-blue, Chai-text-green
  • Chai-text-white, Chai-text-black, Chai-text-gray

🎨 Background Colors

  • Chai-bg-red, Chai-bg-blue, Chai-bg-green
  • Chai-bg-black, Chai-bg-white, Chai-bg-gray

🔤 Font

  • Sizes: Chai-text-sm, Chai-text-md, Chai-text-lg, Chai-text-xl, Chai-text-2xl
  • Weights: Chai-font-light, Chai-font-normal, Chai-font-bold

📏 Layout

  • Width: Chai-w-full, Chai-w-half, Chai-w-screen
  • Height: Chai-h-full, Chai-h-screen

📦 Display

  • Chai-block, Chai-inline, Chai-flex, Chai-grid, Chai-hidden

🔄 Flexbox

  • Chai-flex-row, Chai-flex-col
  • Chai-justify-center, Chai-justify-between
  • Chai-items-center

🧱 Border & Radius

  • Chai-border, Chai-border-2, Chai-border-red
  • Chai-rounded, Chai-rounded-lg, Chai-rounded-full

🌫️ Shadow

  • Chai-shadow, Chai-shadow-lg

🎯 Position

  • Chai-relative, Chai-absolute
  • Chai-top-0, Chai-left-0, Chai-right-0, Chai-bottom-0

🎚️ Others

  • Overflow: Chai-overflow-hidden, Chai-overflow-scroll
  • Cursor: Chai-cursor-pointer
  • Opacity: Chai-opacity-50, Chai-opacity-100

⚙️ How It Works

Chai CSS scans your HTML for utility classes and dynamically applies styles using JavaScript.


Limitations

  • No pseudo-classes (like :hover) yet
  • No responsive utilities yet
  • Runtime-based (not build-time like Tailwind)

Inspiration

Inspired by utility-first frameworks like Tailwind CSS.


👨 Author

Priyanshu Sharma \ Aspiring Software Developer