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A responsive and flexible css scheme.

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  • flexi-js

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Readme

flexi-js

A lightweight CSS blocking system, designed to be simple. This has been designed only to provide a few common things, while simplifying the box model, and some some common pitfalls that everyone falls into when trying to design a Responsive site.

Installation

npm install

Using - PreCompiled css

node_modules/flexi-js/build/all.css

Note: we will likely create built standalone versions for each file, and minify them.

Using - SCSS

@import 'node_modules/flexi-js/all' - imports the full suite

Or, if you don't want everything, you can import the individual pieces that you want to include. Any of the non _ prefixed files will pull in their dependencies.

@import 'node_modules/flexi-js/flex'`

The following are available to load individually:

  • container .container
  • flexi .flexi, all flexbox related rules
  • headings h1:h6
  • modal .modal (will require JS)
  • offset .shift, .push, .squish

Using - Javascript

To use the optional JS stuff (Collapse, Modal)

var flexijs = require('flexi-js')

// ...

// auto run when window loads
window.addEventListener('load', flexijs);

// OR, to call immediately if the window is ready..
flexijs();

don't have require available? Here's my current ghetto rig to get the example page up:

<html>
  <head>
  <script>
    window.module = {};
  </script>
  <script src="node_modules/flexi-js/index.js"></script>
  <script>
    window.addEventListener('load', module.exports);
  </script>
  ...

Once the dust settles, and the features are mostly established, we'll likely refactor the JS, to fix the obviously hacky code, and provide a few more end points for various things (eg, AMD friendly)

Todo:

  • fix our description
  • create a MUCH better example/tutorial/manual page
  • add testing
  • add documentation on usage
  • text-align ?

Commands:

  • npm run build
  • npm run watch
  • npm run debug:build
  • npm run debug:watch (this isnt working for some dumb reason...)