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Artistry is a collection of commonly used widget styles, such as buttons, modals, tabs, etc. Each has been designed to work together seamlessly and efficiently. It is also designed to work independently of any JavaScript framework.
The core philosophy of Artistry is: HTML first, CSS second, JavaScript third.
<div> tags.Because Artistry is mostly powered by HTML and CSS, with very limited JavaScript, it is very easy to integrate with a wide range of JavaScript frameworks.
Almost every aspect of the stylesheet is configurable. Using Stylus, configuration can be done either inside the .styl files or with a .json file. These changes can either be done globally, or to individual widgets. And the widgets have been designed to work together. So if for example you want to change the spacing of the entire stylesheet, you can set it in one place, and everything will be adjusted automatically.
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A powerful and configurable stylesheet
We found that artistry demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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