fourtycoder/reflux

🎨 Extensive theming functionality for Replit

Reflux

[January 14, 2021- Snow]

It has truly been a joy working to maintain Reflux, and Reflux will forever remain one of my favorite projects I've worked on. Collaborating with frissyn has also been one of my favorite collaborations (not that I've done a lot of them). However, with great sadness it's time to let Reflux go. Reflux is deprecated as of now, and will no longer receive new features. Reflux will receive critical updates until EOL, which is scheduled for December 31, 2022. This decision came after learning about a few exciting things Replit has in the works. No words yet, and it'll take a while, but Reflux will soon no longer be needed. Reflux was already falling behind a few months ago until I offered to help support it. Frissyn brought up one of the larget widespread Replit theming platforms Replit has seen. Reflux has gone through a whole transformation thanks to frissyn (#6) and seen syntax highlighting. Its seen support for the editor as well as the console/shell. Despite the negativity it earned throughout its time, Reflux stayed consistent with its main goal- to bring extensive theming abilities to everyone.

(Side note, I was a collaborator on this project. Frissyn always has the last say and could revert this decision at any time 🤪)

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Reflux is a third-party tool for creating and publishing site-wide style themes to Replit! Using Reflux, users can easily change Replit's default CSS variables, and share thier created themes with other users via the marketplace. Find the quickstart example here. Fork it and follow the guide to get started using Reflux and creating themes on Replit!

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Installation

Manager	Command
pip	pip install reflux
poetry	poetry add reflux
replit	Search reflux in the Packages tab and + it

Documentation

Find extensive documentation on Reflux and it uses here.

Contributing

1. Fork the repository: Fork
2. Clone locally (git clone https://github.com/<username>/Reflux.git)
3. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
4. Commit your changes (git commit -a -m 'Add some feature')
5. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
6. Create a new Pull Request! 🎉

Local Developement:

In order to properly test the Reflux package locally run bash bin/local in the project directory. bash bin/clean will delete the tarball and build directories.