Open fritogotlayed opened 6 years ago
Yep - i'd definitely use this!
I don't personally use Dash but I can totally see the benefit.
However, it's not something I could support, since I'm not familiar with the software. But feel free to create a version of your own, I could link it in the website.
I must of missed replying to this. I'll definitely see if I can get something together when I get a chance. Most of my coding time right now is being spent elsewhere though. When I do get something together I'll definitely update this thread and the Dash guys :-)
@jgthms I did a little looking earlier and I see that bulma docs are served via Jekyll
. I'm not familiar with ruby at all and my google-foo is failing me at the moment. Is there a way to emit / export what would be rendered to a users browser as a a HTML / CSS dump to a set of files / folders?
With Dash the files are needed when actually creating the docket. The first step suggests using the dashing
tool to generate the structure and files but first few attempts have not been fruitful as indicated earlier in this thread.
Sorry for the pestering questions but I'm just trying to get a plan-of-attack in mind so as the versions of bulma get updated it's easy to get the docket updated.
Alrighty. I figured out that jekyll build
will emit a _site
directory. This appears to give me the HTML/CSS files I need to try to get a proof-of-concept working. Hopefully the next update to this thread will be a first stab at getting something working.
Overview of the problem
This is about the Bulma Docs
Description
I feel like the title basically sums the question. Will Bulma ever create / release their docs to support Dash or it's related Windows / Linux projects?
The context here is that I am considered a "full stack" developer. While working on my various projects I occasionally do not have internet connectivity. This is for a variety of reasons such as traveling where internet connectivity drops intermittently or doesn't exist through public hotspots being off limits due to security concerns. Having the Bulma docs in a tool like Dash/Zeal would be immensely useful to me personally and I assume to others as well.
I always hate when people to do this to me but I'm going to begrudgingly mention that Dash already has docs for things like Bootstrap, CSS, HTML, JQuery, etc. I have considered creating a unofficial version and getting that added to the Dash repo but my first attempt at building the mappings has not yielded anything yet. This is why I came to ask if there was "official" plans to integrate with these tools yet or not.