Fyshi.CSS is a utility-first CSS library designed for rapid development and easy-to-maintain styles. With a focus on lightweight design and powerful utilities, version 2.0.0 introduces breaking changes and new features to enhance usability and maintainability.
Version 2.0.0 introduces several key changes and improvements:
ta-left → text-left).--space-xs, --space-sm, etc.) for consistent and scalable design.fsh-1 now includes min-width and min-height).Fyshi.CSS embraces a utility-first philosophy. Each class is narrowly focused on a single property or a small set of related properties. This allows you to build complex layouts and styles directly in your HTML without writing custom CSS. It offers a smaller, simpler alternative to frameworks like Tailwind CSS.
The library includes a wide range of classes to manage positioning and layout effectively:
dp-flex: Enable flexbox.fd-c: Set flex direction to column.jc-*, ai-*: Align and justify content easily with options like center, start, end, and more.expand: Full width and height of the parent container.w-fc, h-fc: Fit content width and height.w100, h100: Full width or height.mw-0, mh-0: Minimum width or height of 0 for better flex compatibility.gap-*: Control spacing between grid or flex items.p-*, m-*: Padding and margin utilities based on spacing variables (--space-xs, --space-sm, etc.).Fyshi.CSS provides utilities that adapt well across different screen sizes:
expand: Ensures elements scale properly.w-fc and h-fc: Fit content while maintaining responsiveness.Consistency is maintained through the use of CSS variables, ensuring predictable spacing and layout behavior.
The library offers tools for styling and interactivity:
font-bold for bold text, text-underline for underlined text.[clickable] for pointer cursor, [no-sel] for disabling text selection.Fyshi.CSS avoids the complexity and overhead of full-featured frameworks, making it ideal for projects that need quick setup and a small CSS footprint. It delivers just enough utilities to handle common design patterns efficiently.
Install Fyshi.CSS via npm:
npm i fyshi.css
In your CSS entry file:
@import 'fyshi.css';
Refer to the Fyshi.CSS Documentation for detailed usage examples.
Explore the repository, report issues, or join discussions: https://github.com/Fysheep/Fyshi.CSS
Got ideas for improvements? Share them in the discussions tab or submit a pull request. Your feedback helps shape Fyshi.CSS!
See the full changelog here or refer to the latest updates below:
2.0.0: Changed class naming conventions and improved consistency. Refer to the changelog for details on breaking changes.
1.0.x: Various improvements to the library, including flex utilities, wrapping classes, and text alignment.
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