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Make a demo with CSS generation in frontend land #26
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Very interesting! I am curious to see this approach. Could be useful so the user of an app could customize the site theme dynamically. Just regenerate the css based in the config file. |
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There are many ways to collect the list of the CSS classes used in a webapp:
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I understand that. I still want to generate a default list for now.
…On Wed, Nov 24, 2021, 2:28 AM Vincent Cantin ***@***.***> wrote:
There are many ways to collect the list of the CSS classes used in a
webapp:
- By traversing the DOM tree dynamically.
- By using a macros which collect the CSS classes statically or
dynamically.
- By explicitly providing a generated sequence of CSS classes to
Girouette.
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Girouette, Instaparse and Garden are all written in CLJC, which means that it should be possible to generate the CSS content while running in the browser.
That could be a good development setup, as it would be independent from the various build tools which the Clojure community enjoys.
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