feat(atomic): add support for at-rules, keyframes and pseudo classes#913
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Gitbook allowed us to use a community plan so we will migrate all documentation to it someday. If you wanna create documentation for |
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Oh shoot, sorry I missed that! Thank you for figuring that out. |
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Add support for at-rules, keyframes and pseudo classes
Motivation
See #911
Summary
This changes the atomizer function to a different parsing method: visiting the parents of each declaration, and atomizing in a way that includes the parents.
Test plan
I tested the result on the website, and also added some unit tests.
I wonder if we need to expand the website to include more demos of some of these things? It could be useful to have a sort of proof of concept page