eminem.css

eminem.css is a sleek, intuitive, responsive and scalable modern asynchrenous lightweight front-end framework for both large and tiny web applications.

It works by using well established best practices and modern web standards. eminem.css was created by Marko Klopets and is maintained by the core team with the massive support and involvement of our healthy and active community.

Quick start

Several quick start options are available:

• Download the latest release
• Clone the repo: git clone https://github.com/mklopets/eminem-css.git
• Install with npm: npm install eminem-css

You can have a look at the Getting Started page of the repo in docs/index.html for examples on usage.

Usage basics

Use the white-wrapper class on an element to turn it into an eminem element. This will automatically apply all of the necessary styles and scripts for the specified element.

Alternatively, you can use the data-white-wrapper attribute on any element to turn it into an eminem element. For this, assign its value to the string 'eminem' like so: data-white-wrapper="eminem". Please note that data-red-wrapper and others are not yet supported by eminem.css. If you think they should be included, please open a new issue.

You can use the two methods interchangeably as shown here:

<div class="white-wrapper">
    <h1>Eminem</h1>
    <!-- more content here -->
</div>
<span data-white-wrapper="eminem">Eminem</span>

What's included

eminem-css/
├── css/
│   ├──eminem.css
├── scss/
│   ├──eminem.scss
├── fonts/
    ├──eminem.otf
    ├──eminem.svg
    ├──eminem.ttf
    ├──eminem.woff
    ├──eminem.woff2

Please note that some of the provided eminem fonts might not work entirely as expected at the time of release. We are passively working to resolve the issue.

Bugs and feature requests

Have a bug or a feature request? Please first search for existing and closed issues. If your problem or idea is not addressed yet, please open a new issue.

Building

eminem.css is built using SCSS. By default, the project uses Gulp to compile code into vanilla CSS. For this, first run npm install to make sure you have all the local modules installed (you also need to have the npm package gulp installed globally).

npm install -g gulp # installs Gulp globally
npm install # installs packages required to compile the CSS into node_modules/

gulp styles # compiles the SCSS into CSS
gulp # the default task, watches the scss/ directory for changes