Hello! After I never followed up on #5, I felt kind of bad. This project was really interesting for me, but I couldn't figure out a way to generate the CSS in a pythonic manner. Beyond that, the project seemed dead so I wasn't sure if it would be worth it.
While figuring this all out, I learned a lot about how bookmarklets worked and Replit's design system. 2 days ago, I was determined to share this knowledge. There weren't any good Python tools for this process, so I instead created a framework for developing the styling with Sass. I also wanted some general guides and references for people who also wanted to create these designs.
Thus I created Replit Theming, a website hosting a collection of resources for Replit UI design. This would have a step-by-step guide to theme design, how I create themes, and maybe a few examples.
However, I realized yesterday that you picked up the project again.
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Yeah, I created the Sass project thinking that it would be an alternative to Reflux that was easier and more extensible. (I don't mean to be rude, but the API for 0.2.0 wasn't the most pythonic or easy to use.) Anyways, I now have a predicament. Do I drop the project or do I continue it on? Reflux is back in action, so being the alternative wouldn't work.
My decision was to put more effort into the website since that would still be helpful. This was my plan until a few hours ago, where I thought: What if we worked together on all three?
We create a Github org where these three projects can live together in harmony. You can contribute to the website if you want, and I possibly can suggest some features and bug fixes.
I completely understand if you don't want to do this, I just feel like the projects are too similar to be kept apart.
Thank you,
-BD103