Compiles css framework from sass (#1956)

* Compiles css framework from sass

* Adds watch commands

* Copies existing css to sass file

* Moves sass out of static path

* Removes global linter

I wasn't sure how to customize this, and it's not providing a lot of
additional value on top of the domain-specific linters

* Reverts invalid change to dockerfile

* Changes stylelint path

* Remove unused bulma files

* Properly minifies generated css

* Fixes regression in thread display

* rgba function only works with percents for whatever reason

* Hush stylelint

* Removes trailing zeros

* Compile sass in Django

Co-authored-by: Joachim <joachim.robert@protonmail.com>

* Python formatting

* Updates linter

* Updates commands

* Adds css-config file

Co-authored-by: Joachim <joachim.robert@protonmail.com>

* Stylelint fix

* Removes unused compiled bulma files

Co-authored-by: Joachim <joachim.robert@protonmail.com>
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Mouse Reeve
2022-02-19 15:29:47 -08:00
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@ -143,13 +143,20 @@ case "$CMD" in
;;
stylelint)
docker-compose run --rm dev-tools npx stylelint \
bookwyrm/static/css/*.css --fix \
bookwyrm/static/css/*.scss --fix \
--config dev-tools/.stylelintrc.js
;;
formatters)
docker-compose run --rm dev-tools black celerywyrm bookwyrm && \
npx prettier --write bookwyrm/static/js/*.js && \
npx stylelint bookwyrm/static/css/*.css --fix --config dev-tools/.stylelintrc.js
npx stylelint bookwyrm/static/css/*.scss --fix --config dev-tools/.stylelintrc.js
;;
compilescss)
runweb python manage.py compilescss
runweb python manage.py collectstatic --no-input
;;
collectstatic_watch)
npm run --prefix dev-tools watch:static
;;
update)
git pull
@ -237,6 +244,8 @@ case "$CMD" in
echo " prettier"
echo " stylelint"
echo " formatters"
echo " compilescss"
echo " collectstatic_watch"
echo " populate_streams [--stream=<stream name>]"
echo " populate_lists_streams"
echo " populate_suggestions"