uno preset #423
uno preset #423
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| import Colors from "../../../src/props.colors.js"; | ||
| import Fonts from "../../../src/props.fonts.js"; | ||
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| export const openPropsPreset = { |
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sick, do the work in the module export with the js source files, very nice! much better than a build file's output
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@jeffposnick Are you still working on this? I Would love to help. I'm doing something similar, but would rather focus my efforts here and contribute. |
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Sorry, no, I haven't been able to devote the time to wrapping this up. Feel free to take over and reuse anything that's useful! |
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Thanks @jeffposnick. @argyleink I'm taking over from @jeffposnick on this one. What's the best approach to go about this, create a brand new PR, and mention this one for context? |
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I think you could PR his PR, so then he gets contributor status when it all merges? But maybe that puts a bit of work on @jeffposnick that they don't want? I can also help make @jeffposnick a contributor in an easy way after a pr merges that resolves the feature. I'm good either way! Just wanna make sure folks get their cred |
Agreed! @argyleink Think I'm going to make a new PR for this one ;-) |
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I'm good either way! Whatever is easiest for you. |
This is a work-in-progress PR, which fixes #406
I learned a lot about how to translate CSS variables into something that could be effectively applied as a style by a framework like https://unocss.dev/
I need to take a look at what other themes and rules it would make sense to define as part of this preset.
As it stands, you can apply styles that use the font and color variables via class names like
op-font-sansorop-color-choco-4.