marimo-css
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Write CSS in a marimo notebook — then extract, lint*, and minify it.
*opinonated checks
Install
pip install marimo-css
Commands
css extract # notebooks → css files
css extract --min # extract, then minify
css lint # lint .css files (project-wide)
css lint path/to.css # lint one file
css minify file.css # strip comments + whitespace → stdout
css check # extract + lint in one pass
extract, check default to ./notebooks/*.py. lint defaults to the
whole project — it finds the root by walking up to pyproject.toml.
What the linter checks
Per file:
@propertyblocks are at the top level, not nested in a rule@propertyblocks declare all three descriptors —syntax,inherits,initial-value- no raw hex colors — prefer a token
- every
transitionwith a time value routes through--cfg-motion
Project-wide:
- every
@layerused in a block is also declared in the layer order - layers declared but never used
- custom properties: declared & used, declared but never used, and used but never declared (the last usually means a typo)
Errors exit non-zero; warnings don't. Full results are written to
css_lint.log.
Exit codes
0 clean or warnings only · 1 one or more errors.
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