@coding-blocks/motley
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Motley is a new generation CSS framework based on ITCSS and Sass , it allows you to design component-driven webpages with little or no effort.
This project is just a bundle of common CSS that we use accross our frontend applications at Coding Blocks. It is based on ITCSS architecture and written using Sass. The purpose of this project is to make process of developing HTML and CSS loosely coupled with actual frontend project to allow easy contribution and scalability in terms of development effort.
https://coding-blocks.github.io/motley
Building and running Motley in your local dev environment is very easy. Be sure you have Node.js and Yarn installed, then follow the directions below.
git clone https://github.com/coding-blocks/motley.git
motley and Install development dependenciescd motley
yarn install
yarn start
Motley will start running on localhost:9000.
| sass/styles contains sass files
| examples
- public contains static assets
- components contains individual components
these are registered as partials and can be used in pages or other components
- views Individual pages, gets build into examples/html/*.html files
Motley is used in the following websites -
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Motley is a new generation CSS framework based on ITCSS and Sass , it allows you to design component-driven webpages with little or no effort.
The npm package @coding-blocks/motley receives a total of 453 weekly downloads. As such, @coding-blocks/motley popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @coding-blocks/motley demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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