PyCssStyleguide
This is a Python library and commandline script to build a design styleguide from a CSS manifest file.
Opposed to many styleguide builders this does not require to documentate styles from your stylesheets. Instead it is based on Sass variables to build a map of your style rules.
Features
Python interface to load a CSS manifest and return it as a Python dictionnary or JSON data;
Commandline script to parse a CSS manifest and dump a JSON of parsed references;
(Optional) Sass mixin library to write CSS manifest from your Sass project settings;
(Optional) Django mixin and view to load manifest from your project or application;
Links
Read the documentation on Read the docs;
Download its PyPi package;
Clone it on its Github repository;
Dependencies
Credits
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