Closed yohny closed 1 year ago
@yohny Hi. On that site, there is the banner
This is the documentation of Chartist v0.11 We now recommend using Chartist v1 instead!
hmm, I dont see any banner (on that site or on root page) still havinng the .scss included in the package would make styling a lot easier and the scss files are present in this repo, so they just need to be included in package to support the sass way of styling,, no?
ok, I opened the page in incognito and now i saw a small message in the corner about doc being for v0.11, but once you close it you never see it again 😄
@yohny Would you please describe your case, why you need precisely SCSS and just CSS doesn't suit you?
it makes integration in projects that already use sass more inlined, you can go sass all the way it also allows to define your own series naming (and their corresponing colors)
We're relying on the chartist scss variables for styles ($ct-line-width, $ct-series-colors, ect). We'd like to keep this behavior post 1.0.
I think this is a valid use-case. Also, chartist provides all the mixins to generate your own CSS within an existing Sass project. We should also enable this in >1.0
Would you like to work on a fix?
Current and expected behavior
version
1.x.
of chartist no longer contains .scss files to style the charts, yet the documentation still mentiones it (https://gionkunz.github.io/chartist-js/getting-started.html#the-sass-way)Reproduction
install chartist 1.1.2 and observe the missing .scss files
Chartist version
1.1.2
Possible solution
include scss settings files in a package