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[badlydrawnrob]

Simplify! Build for your future stupid self.¹

Issue: print-first-css and anki don't always update
Issue: Don't want to manually keep files up-to-date (between Anki and child theme)

• Do these files belong in the commits? #6
• Building custom themes anki#73
• npm run pandoc for Anki Card's data (and design tradeoffs) anki#98
  • Remove the auto header ids
• Install and build documentation (beginner and advanced) anki#54
• Building custom themes anki#73
• Save the Pandoc docs for "professionals" anki#69
• Potentially add more colours and themes anki#52
• Explore font stacks anki#12
• Some useful Pandoc Markdown notes #11
• Might need to add setup to force install the Github repo dependancies #12 (leaving off for now)

1. Add your package.json
2. Use the default compiler, or the stripped down version²
3. npm install³
4. npm run setup⁴
5. npm update anki
6. npm update print-first-css
7. npm run build⁵
8. npm run pandoc⁵

Footnotes

1. Removed Mustache from the child theme package.json ↩

2. The stripped down version compiles a lot less code, so is easier to read. This comes with the trade off that it doesn't look as pretty in the browser (for instance, the code highlighting .classes will be added, but you won't be able to preview it in the browser). ↩

3. Installs less, print-first-css and anki — there's an annoying problem when using npm with a GitHub repo, it doesn't always update and has to be done manually!! ↩

4. Creates our folders (with nothing in them) ↩

5. Compiles our css and the files in (6). pre.md is only for code snippets, whereas simple.md and simple-stripped.md compile all the Simple card data. ↩ ↩²