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docs(tools): Add link to a handy tool #67
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Looks great for a first pass! It looks like your CSS formatter doesn't do such a great job, I came up with something a little fancier, which you can see here: https://output.jsbin.com/wubiku
I'd also like to have an interface where people can play around with mixing things into the |
Fantastic! Yeah, I was looking for a better solution 😅 This is great! I've updated the original jsbin, so we should be good to merge this, then we can think about enhancing it or adding a better tool in the future :-) |
ping :-) |
The tool has been updated to update the URL as the user types their styles so we can share output :-) |
Cool! I was looking into the CSS formatting, and found that the thing I came up with still has a bunch of bugs. :P Any luck finding a real tool for doing CSS indentation? If not I might just make something quick that's a bit more complicated than some regexes. |
For sure! Don't let that stop us from merging this though ;-) Eventually it'd probably be best to put this in a real deployed tool on a for realz website for Aphrodite. We could have code highlighting and such with Code Mirror (which may actually be our best solution for formatting the CSS). But let's iterate :-) |
Fair enough! |
https://www.npmjs.com/package/cssbeautify ? On Wed, May 4, 2016 at 11:16 AM, Emily Eisenberg notifications@github.com
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@ka-role, thanks for mentioning it. Unfortunately it looks like it's got some bugs: https://jsbin.com/balusi/2/edit?html,css,js,output |
@ka-role is a role account for the KA organization. >.> How does it speak! |
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