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I'm hoping to make SnipCSS part of my workflow so a desktop version means I could have it more closely tied to an IDE. For example I could import code snippets
by mrieck 7y ago
I'm hoping to make SnipCSS part of my workflow so a desktop version means I could have it more closely tied to an IDE.
For example I could import code snippets, manage extracted Fonts/Images, or even analyze the existing project so it doesn't duplicate existing css rules.
Eventually it would be cool to automatically create React/Vue templates but that's getting ahead of myself. For now I'd be happy if it just extracts the correct styles 99% of the time. Currently it's 80% there, but the last 20% is always the hardest.