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Thanks for the clarification "SASS-like mixins for CSS in JS" sums it up. I did look at the docs, but that doesn't have an explanation of what value this is tr
by mbrookes 10y ago
Thanks for the clarification "SASS-like mixins for CSS in JS" sums it up.
I did look at the docs, but that doesn't have an explanation of what value this is trying to offer either.
If designers are being asked to write CSS-IN-JS, I can get where there the difficulty comes from, but I'd still argue that most of these functions are just moving the chairs around.
This [1] IMHO is the defacto JS color lib, but again can see how, if the only thing you know is SASS, it looks a bit to much like real code.
[1] https://github.com/brehaut/color-js#color-methods https://github.com/brehaut/color-js#color-methods