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I'm working on a Storybook for PicoCSS and could use some help, feedback and input on it. Preferably by people who use storybook and know Storybook, PHP and/or Twig. Don't judge me, I'm not familiar enough with NodeJS, so I use PHP for the build.
My idea is not to write stories for HTML tags, but instead use the HTML specification to auto-generate all the code. The fact, that PicoCSS stays very close to standard HTML, is an advantage I'd like to leverage. So I'd like to enrich the specs with the extra attributes (role, etc.) and classes secondary, contrast, grid ...
The main goal here is to provide frontend developers with a ready-to-use PicoCSS Storybook that they can use as a starting point to create a theme. For me this would be beneficial.
The repo is (currently) here: picocss-storybook and might be moved into Lucas' Pico cosmos once it's finished.
I created a Trello Workspace for it. This is the direct Link to the Board. It could be useful in case someone would like to help me.
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I'm working on a Storybook for PicoCSS and could use some help, feedback and input on it. Preferably by people who use storybook and know Storybook, PHP and/or Twig. Don't judge me, I'm not familiar enough with NodeJS, so I use PHP for the build.
My idea is not to write stories for HTML tags, but instead use the HTML specification to auto-generate all the code. The fact, that PicoCSS stays very close to standard HTML, is an advantage I'd like to leverage. So I'd like to enrich the specs with the extra attributes (
role
, etc.) and classessecondary
,contrast
,grid
...The main goal here is to provide frontend developers with a ready-to-use PicoCSS Storybook that they can use as a starting point to create a theme. For me this would be beneficial.
The repo is (currently) here: picocss-storybook and might be moved into Lucas' Pico cosmos once it's finished.
I created a Trello Workspace for it. This is the direct Link to the Board. It could be useful in case someone would like to help me.
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