Porting this to PostCSS

[dan-gamble]

Would you mind if i took an attempt to port this as an PostCSS plugin? I know postcss-quantity-queries exists but this offers a lot more than that.

[LukyVj]

Hey @dan-gamble !
I wouldn't mind at all, you can totally do it! I'm glad to see that you find some interests in my small mixins library!

I just want you to know that I will merge this later today, I'm not sure if this is important, but you may want to wait before creating the PostCSS plugin.

By the way, a big THANK YOU for your suggestion and support \o/

[dan-gamble]

Awesome!

Yea i'll wait for the PR then start the plugin and call it postcss-family just to keep it related to this :)

No worries i know most of these syntaxes myself but only after a lot of work, small things like this that create a nice API for users is always a god thing :)

[LukyVj]

Hey @dan-gamble, it's okay now :)

[LukyVj]

See this : https://github.com/dan-gamble/postcss-family

[swernerx]

The link is now a 404... was the project moved/discontinued?

[LukyVj]

Hello,
Yes exactly, the project was discontinued 😕
But I'd be glad if anyone wanted to contribute 😊

[dan-gamble]

Yea sorry my time got eaten up quite a lot. I will look into it sporadically but more than happy for someone else to attempt it, mine would take quite a while :)

[swernerx]

I think a first step would probably to share what you have made... was just wondering where it is... I can move this on into my hands, but I do not like do start from nothing :)

[dan-gamble]

Unfortunately i did a repo cleanup as i had about 200 repos and this was part of my deletion. In all honesty the progress i made was very very small, it wasn't much past the boilerplate.

[mpeutz]

I totally love this mixin library, it makes the nth-child stuff so much more usable. However, when my work decided to switch to postCSS I couldn't find a port of it. So I attempted one myself. Here it is for anyone that may be interested. By the way, I am not a javascript developer so it might be a bit rough around the edges,