@getlit/ui
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What

There's no set rules of how we should organise & structure the components & stylesheets. These are just my ideas and what works for me atm., open to any suggestions and I just want this UI repo get filled with all internal project components.

UI Repo Folder Structure

We can categorise these UI components into

  • domain/project-specific
  • pure & unstyled (1 base class)
  • mixed & styled (mixed class, a bit less modular but sometimes you just want styled components to be used)

CSS

  • base.css: all CSS files must(well if you want) extend from this

    • utils.css: like tailwind.css, but striped down to most common usages (for me). Included in base.css eg.
    // className="ml-12"
    margin-left: 12px;
    
    // className="flex center-item justify-center" to center an item in a div
    display: flex;
    align-items: center
    justify-content: center;
    
    
  • theme.example.css: extends from base.css all styles then must include a theme prefix that will be added to the root div

    eg.

    // app.tsx
    <div className="app" data-lit-theme="purple"></div>
    
    // thene.purple.css
    [data-lit-theme="purple"] button {
        // big and round ;)
    }
    
    

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0.0.4

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MIT

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  • glitch003
  • websaam