Results for utility_classes

ITL css-utility_classes

Utils for `unocss-classes`

A low-level Bevy UI kit with reusable controls and utility-class styling.

The initial version of the Nenyr parser delivers robust foundational capabilities for interpreting Nenyr syntax. It intelligently processes central, layout, and module contexts, handling complex variable, aliases, themes, breakpoints, imports, typefaces definitions and precise class and animation declarations. Equipped with advanced tokenization, the parser ensures efficient parsing while offering detailed, context-aware error reporting. Designed for scalability, it provides the groundwork for seamless integration with larger projects, enabling future enhancements to support more complex styles and features. This version ensures both clarity and reliability in parsing, paving the way for continued innovation within the Nenyr ecosystem.

A comprehensive collection of reusable Dioxus 0.7 components built with Tailwind CSS v4

A powerful Rust authentication and authorization framework

A set of Bootstrap-based components for Dioxus.

A magical CSS engine for all environments

Style your DOMINATOR applications using a tailwind-like syntax and utility class collection!

Tailwind CSS integration for NexusStratum

Roopes is a Rust Object Oriented Pattern Element System. This crate provides generic traits and implementations for typical object-oriented patterns in Rust. It is intended to be used as a cluster of utility classes for implementing OOP-architected executables -- in Rust!

Roopes is a Rust Object Oriented Pattern Element System. This crate provides generic traits and implementations for typical object-oriented patterns in Rust. It is intended to be used as a cluster of utility classes for implementing OOP-architected executables -- in Rust!

Roopes is a Rust Object Oriented Pattern Element System. This crate provides generic traits and implementations for typical object-oriented patterns. It is intended to be used as a cluster of utility classes for implementing OOP-architected executables -- in Rust!