jest-preview VS packages

Vitest Preview helps you to write and debug tests faster by allowing you to visualize your test in a browser. If you are familiar with Jest, you know that the Jest community has a similar debugging tool, Jest Preview, created by the same developer, Hung Viet Nguyen. To learn more about testing with Jest, check out our video guide here.

Nice suggestion! Another tool I recently found, jest-preview, has really decreased my time debugging tests. It only takes a few lines to try it out, definitely worth a look.

The Angular CLI guide for Jest Preview refers to the common installation and usage instructions while describing Angular-specific configuration and usage instructions.

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.