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wercker-base.css

v0.1.0-alpha

Published

resetter & base stylesheet

Downloads

3

Readme

wercker-base.css

Initial stylesheet which contains a resetter and sets up the basis for components to use.

How to develop:

Clone the repository and with yarn installed run:

yarn install

Use the dev command to start developing (it will watch the src folder for changes and update the main.css):

yarn run dev

To view the result in the preview page in the browser open dev.html with your favorite browser.

Supported script commands:

dev

Used for development, starts a watch on the source and updates the dist folder accordingly

build

Used during the build to create the exported css

lint

Convenient command that runs all the linters/checkers (here it's an alias for lint-css)

lint-css

Runs linting tools for css

license-check

Checks if all of the installed dependencies have compatible licenses