Closed nanotime closed 10 years ago
Cmd + F "Axis" yup.
Axis no longer plays nice with Jeet. Try using Jeet by itself.
Hmm good, i fix the problem.
But, Axis don't work anymore with jeet? o.o
No. I'm going to try to reconcile this soon but yeah it just doesn't work with it right now. =(
Oww damn, axis is cool, and jeet u.u
Well, you can close this if you want ;)
Maybe they'll cross paths again someday. :(
If it helps, axis is in the middle of a significant rewrite that should make it a lot more compatible :grinning:
Can I request Axis, Jeet, and Autoprefixer be able to run as stylus -u jeet axis-css stylus-autoprefixer -w
? I'll do whatever you need to make Jeet compatible with this.
Yup, that's my goal. Actually my goal is to allow them to be pipelined into roots in that same manner, since it's much better than a slew of command line watchers, but if one works the other should as well.
oh please
stylus -u jeet axis-css stylus-autoprefixer -w
just love that thing --
No worries nanotime. This weekend I'm working really hard on Jeet to bring it back to a familiar state. Done trying to integrate Jeet with whatever. This weekend I'm gonna fork whatever I need to and get it setup just the way we need: https://workflowy.com/#/8730a190-1acf-771a-faa5-6a48e9f1b542 after this I'm just gonna work on the ui kit and porting it to various things.
Again, i have a bit of time to play with jeet (4.0, surprise nano!) but, like ever with all in my dev-life, i've a problem at the beginning of a project :3
The problem:?
This happens when i try to run
The idea is use jeet implicit and axis importing for a simple web project. I try searching "connect" in npm but the list of packages is TITANIC! D:
And yes, i edited the "index.js" with the node usage example code, that's right, no?
Any idea? :D