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Carapace is an extension of the Scarab utility framework.
To get started, add Carapace as a dependency in your project via npm:
npm install scarab-carapace --save-dev
Import carapace.scss
at the beginning of your stylesheet:
@import "path/to/node_modules/scarab-carapace/scss/carapace";
Importing Carapace also imports the Scarab framework, which in turn creates a new global variable, $SCARAB
in your Sass project.
For more information on configuring Scarab and Carapace, refer to Scarab: Configuration and the official Configuration section of Carapace's documentation.
Carapace imports the the Scarab utility framework. Scarab's functions and mixins are made available with Carapace.
Designed with an object-oriented approach in mind. Carapace kickstarts your projects and helps you write scalable and maintainable stylesheets.
Everything is designed for mobile first. Use breakpoint hooks which are available on some helper and layout classes to fine-tune your interface at different breakpoints.
Achieve vertical rythmn by default. Use the bl()
and type-scale()
functions and mixins to ensure consistent spacings throughout your interface.
Scarab includes styles to apply a consistent visual heirarchy to typographical elements.
Included are layout classes which help with rapid prototyping, and helper classes which overwrite specific styles on an element.
Carapace provides a convenient method for managing the UI "components" for your application.
Documentation is in development.
FAQs
Highly configurable framework for generating functional CSS classes
The npm package scarab-carapace receives a total of 12 weekly downloads. As such, scarab-carapace popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that scarab-carapace 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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