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@appartmint/n4v
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PS C:\proj> git clone https://github.com/App-Art-Mint/npm-n4v.git ./npm-n4v
PS C:\proj> cd n4v
PS C:\proj\n4v> npm install
PS C:\proj\n4v> npm run serve
origin/prod
.feature/descriptive-feature-name
bugfix/descriptive-bugfix-name
origin/dev
when it's ready for testing.origin/prod
when it's stable.origin/prod
.package.json
.isDev
to false
in webpack.config.ts
and save.PS C:\proj\n4v> npm run build
isDev
to true
in webpack.config.ts
and save.PS C:\proj\n4v> npm run build
PS C:\proj\n4v> npm publish
dist
files and package.json
.PS C:\proj\n4v> git add -A
PS C:\proj\n4v> git commit -m "Descriptive commit message"
PS C:\proj\n4v> git push
/src/scss/css-var.scss
and should be included with @use
./src/scss/global.scss
and should be included with @use
./src/scss/n4v.scss
and should be included with @use
./src/scss/theme.scss
and should be included with @use
./src/scss/var.scss
and should be included with @import
./src/scss/var.scss
to generate selectors and css variable references with a prefix.
@import 'var';
@include css-var(height, 50px)
→ --n4v-height: 50px;
@include css-var-ref(width, height)
→ --n4v-width: var(--n4v-height);
css-var(height)
→ var(--n4v-height)
// NOTE: No string interpolation#{neg(something)}
→ not(something)
// NOTE: Doesn't add the prefix#{class(open)}
→ .n4v-open
#{id(logo)}
→ #n4v-logo
#{controls(wrapper)}
→ [controls=n4v-wrapper]
#{expanded(true)}
→ [aria-expanded=true]
ms(100)
→ 100ms
px(100)
→ 100px
strip-unit(100px)
→ 100
/src/ts/n4vbar.ts
./src/ts/selectors.ts
. Should be similar to /src/scss/var.scss
./src/ts/settings.ts
./src/ts/util.ts
.E.g. n4vClassName
.I.e. export default n4vClassName;
./src/main.ts
.E.g. eHandleEvent()
.Function.bind(this)
.n4vUtil.throttle()
function.
n4vSettings.delay.default
.{ leading: true, trailing: true }
.as EventListenerOrEventListenerObject
.FAQs
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The npm package @appartmint/n4v receives a total of 14 weekly downloads. As such, @appartmint/n4v popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @appartmint/n4v demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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