A Clojure library designed to generate CSS using hiccup-like data structures with focus on simplicity.
The library is very new, but I will try to update it depending on how my time works out.
The Tornado library is not designed to work in ClojureScript yet, but I want to address it soon.
A hot-code reloading plugin for automatic compilation of Tornado stylesheets:
If you are familiar with garden, you should not have any problems with switching to Tornado.
Require a namespace tornado.core, where you have available everything useful in this library. Define some example CSS-hiccup like below and run it with a function "repl-css" to see the compiled CSS:
(require '[tornado.core :refer :all])
=> nil
(def styles
[:#some-id {:width (px 15)
:color :font-black
:background-color (rgb 100 150 200)}])
=> #'user/styles
(repl-css styles)
#some-id {
width: 15px;
color: #1A1B1F;
background-color: rgb(100, 150, 200);
}
=> nil
For compiling and saving the stylesheet, there is a function tornado.compiler/css, also referred in tornado.core:
;; First, you have to ensure that the path "resources/css" exists. In the plugin
;; Lein-tornado, this is not a problem anymore, the library creates the folders for you.
(css {:output-to "resources/css/example.css"} styles)
=> nil
Although there are more ways to contact me, you can send me an e-mail to suran (dot) orgpad (at) gmail (dot) com. I will always try to reply as soon as possible. I am also on discord: Honza_Suran#6703
Copyright © 2021 Jan Šuráň
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