ClassNames from multiple CSS frameworks.

Inspired by purescript-halogen-bootstrap5 and purescript-react-icons.

spago install css-frameworks

• download - link to the docs section that explains how to download the .css file, preferably via CDN.
• version - the framework version and the link to the .css file.
• directory - framework directory in ./css.
• license - framework license. Each directory contains a complete LICENSE file.

Framework lists were taken from purescript-react-icons and awesome-css-frameworks.

Module documentation on Pursuit.

1. Find the framework repo/site. Let's call it {site}.

2. Find a framework (preferrably not minified) .css file. Let's call it {file}.

3. Find the framework license text. Let's call it {license}.

4. Let's call the link to that text a {link}.

5. Create a directory for the framework .css in the ./css directory. Let's call the new directory {framework}.

6. Create a file {framework}/LICENSE. Let's call it {LICENSE}.

7. Copy the {file} into {framework}/all.css.

8. If the {file} was minified, format it so that it's not minified.

9. Compose the {LICENSE}. See an example. Add relevant sections.

   1. == License link
      
      ... {link} ...

   2. == License content
      
      ... {license} ...

10. Edit a relevant table in Libraries.

11. Install perl or use a Nix devshell.

12. Run the generator.

    perl gen.pl

13. Commit, make a Pull Request.

This repo provides a Nix flake with PureScript tools.

1. Install Nix.

2. Start a devshell.

   nix develop

3. (Optionally) use direnv.

   direnv allow

• Commit all changes.

• Update the version appropriately.

  spago bump-version patch --no-dry-run

• Push to GitHub.

  git push --follow-tags

• Publish the package and docs. A GitHub token for npx pulp login doesn't need any permissions.

  npx pulp login
  npx pulp publish

• The original repo was licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.

• This repo is licensed under the same license.