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I don't know why I made this. but the idea behind it was fascinating. imagine you have multiple forms on your page and all of them come together on a single cube and you can navigate to each side of that cube When I wrote the code and implemented the idea, I thought it might be a good idea to provide a hinting system for users. so added another cube that helps the users to fill the forms correctly. This project is written with react and typescript and context API for state management. Demo Source Code

I will be happy for any feedback! The Stylify is still a new Library and there is a lot of space for improvement 🙂.

Hi all!I have made a guide on how to switch from Styled Components CSS-in-JS to Stylify Utility-First CSS.Stylify is a library that uses CSS-like selectors to generate optimized utility-first CSS based on what you write.I would be happy for any feedback if it is understandable :).Thanks in advance for any response!

Say goodbye to CSS-in-JS and Runtime scripts for injecting and compiling CSS and hello to lightning-fast coding with Stylify Utility-First CSS. As a React frontend engineer, you know the importance of efficient, streamlined solutions that don't sacrifice style or functionality. And that's exactly what Stylify offers.

const compilerConfig = { // CSS variables are note enabled by default in Stylify replaceVariablesByCssVariables: true, // https://stylifycss.com/docs/stylify/compiler#variables variabels: { textFontSize: '12px', textColor: '#000', // Tries to match a screen, can be sm, md, lg... minw400px: { textFontSize: '18px' }, // For a @media (prefer-color-scheme: dark) dark: { textColor: '#fff' }, // When screen is not found, // it falls back to a custom selector // in this case element with the ".dark" class // which will very probably be the root (html el) '.dark': { textColor: '#fff' }, } };

Apart from the colors module, there is a typography.module.css. You might want to remove it as well and rewrite these classes into Stylify CSS components using Stylify dynamic components syntax.

Stylify + SvelteKit. Style your SvelteKit website faster with Stylify. Don't study selectors and syntax. Use pure CSS syntax and get generated CSS with advanced optimization for production.

const { Bundler } = require('@stylify/bundler'); const isDev = process.argv[process.argv.length - 1] === '--w'; const bundler = new Bundler({ watchFiles: isDev, // Optional compiler: { mangleSelectors: !isDev, // https://stylifycss.com/docs/stylify/compiler#variables variables: {}, // https://stylifycss.com/docs/stylify/compiler#macros macros: {}, // https://stylifycss.com/docs/stylify/compiler#components components: {}, // ... } }); // This bundles all CSS into one file // You can configure the Bundler to bundle CSS for each page separately // See bundler link below bundler.bundle([ { files: ['./app/**/*.tsx'], outputFile: './app/styles/stylify.css' }, ]);

I have made a Stylify CSS that uses CSS-like selectors to generate optimized utility-first CSS. It can be integrated into various tools: Next, Vue, Angular, Next, Nuxt.