Documentation
Visit beta.css.master.co to view the full documentation
Getting Started
Check out the official guides to get started with Master CSS, or walk through the examples for a quick overview of integrating with your framework.
Compilation Modes
Master CSS provides various compilation modes, allowing you to choose according to the characteristics and needs of different projects.
- Progressive Rendering - Scan the requested HTML on the server side, generate CSS rules, and enable just-in-time compilation on the browser side
- Just-in-time - Observe the DOM tree, manipulate CSS rules according to the changed class name, and synchronize to the running style sheet at runtime
- Ahead-of-time - Scan source files for class names at build time, extract class names, and generate CSS files/virtual modules, then import them in the entry file
Ecosystem
We've built various Master CSS core functionality/integration packages:
- CSS - The core of Master CSS, including the runtime engine
Frameworks
- React - Integrate Master CSS the React way
- Svelte - Integrate Master CSS the Svelte way
π§ Nuxt - Integrate Master CSS the Nuxt way
Static Extraction
- Extractor - Master CSS static extractor for various raw text extraction.
- Extractor Vite - Integrate Master CSS Static Extraction in Vite way
- Extractor Webpack - Integrate Master CSS Static Extraction in Webpack way
Language
- Language Server - The core of the Master CSS language server
- Language Service - The core of the Master CSS language service
Others
- Normal CSS - Normalize the browser's styles
- Theme Service - A CSS theme-switching service for Master CSS
Community
The Master CSS community can be found here:
- Discuss on GitHub - Ask questions, voice ideas, and do any other discussion
- Join our Discord Server - Casually chat with other people using the language β δΈζ
Our γ Code of Conduct γ applies to all Master CSS community channels.
Contributing
Please see our CONTRIBUTING.md for workflow.
Inspiration
Some of the core concepts and designs are inspired by these giants.
- The concept of enhanced syntax is inspired by SASS and TypeScript
- The concept of Virtual CSS is inspired by the Virtual DOM