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Awesome! But can you aslo provide some test for this case? You can look to other test as a sample. |
Done and rebased ;-) |
Sorry, that I add more and more sub tasks :). But it is really awesome feature :). Can you asl add some docs (my English is bad) about it. I think many users can miss this awesome way to use PostCSS. |
Add test Restore package.json formating Update Readme.md
Done.
Well, I am French, so mine too... |
:D |
For the record, I am using I am not a big fan of inline styles and all their cons (media-query, pseudo-element, prefix, etc). Of course many modules solve them (or try to) but the performance are not good enough for me (and my company). Check Material UI on mobile... And for theming, I have been trying to achieve my goal with css-modules-values, postcss-functions, postcss-simple-vars, etc... but none was a good fit. So after weeks of trying different approach, I think having all power of JS with |
Yeap. There was Styling project. But seems like it doesn’t need anymore. |
Indeed, I am glad I finally found my dream stack. |
I will release version right after move project to AVA |
Actually I just realised that in the readme the reference to |
fixed :) |
Released in 0.8 |
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