@warp-ds/uno
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booleanbooleanbooleanfont-size changesparity project from warp-ds, get dependencies for the projectparity project from the plugin folder (this folder): pnpm link ../paritynode checkFabricClasses.jsRun node dev.js or pnpm dev
Usage: node dev.js [-c | --cliClasses=] [--usePixels] [--development] [--externalClasses] [--externalizeClasses] [--usePreflight]
Example: node dev.js --usePixels --development --cliClasses=m-2
! Do not use shortcut when passing negative values, e.g. node dev.js --cliClasses='-m-2! gap-2'
We use commitizen to ensure coherent commit message structure, used by semantic release to generate change logs and handle versioning.
npm install -g commitizen
When installed, you should be able to type cz or git cz in your terminal to commit your changes (replacing
git commit).
This project uses Semantic Release to automate package
publishing when making changes to the master or alpha branch.
It is recommended to branch off the alpha branch and follow
conventional commits when making changes. When your
changes are ready for pull request, this should be opened against the alpha branch.
Please note that the version published will depend on your commit message structure. Make sure to use commitizen (see Development section).
FAQs
## How to contribute
The npm package @warp-ds/uno receives a total of 422 weekly downloads. As such, @warp-ds/uno popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @warp-ds/uno demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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