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owenversteeg / min

the world's smallest (995 bytes) CSS framework
http://mincss.com
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CDN link on http://mincss.com/download.html links to Min database, not Min CSS #73

Open thaeli opened 6 years ago

thaeli commented 6 years ago

Looks like the NPM package name has been transferred to a different project. The CDN link now goes to a page for MinDB which is completely different.

Hessel91 commented 6 years ago

Is there a new link available to the correct location of the files over CDN?

owenversteeg commented 6 years ago

I'm trying to find a suitable NPM package name right now, as min, mincss, and min-css are all taken. In hindsight, I should've registered on npm back when I created the project several years ago, but unfortunately I didn't.

If anyone has a good name that would work and isn't taken, please suggest it!

j-f1 commented 6 years ago

npm has a no-squatting policy so you might be able to follow that process to get min-css which is rarely downloaded, has a dead repository, and was last published four years ago.

yosun commented 4 years ago

this is tangential but why not use https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/min/1.5.0/entireframework.min.css for your css cdn instead of jsdelivr (?)

yosun commented 4 years ago

name ideas:

owenversteeg commented 3 years ago

So NPM has a policy to hand over unused repos, but unfortunately they haven't been responding at all over the last year. I've got another solution and am setting that up now!

cybardev commented 2 years ago

Any updates on this issue? A CDN link would be really handy.

owenversteeg commented 2 years ago

Thanks @cybardev for reminding me - yep, I've got a solution coming up in the next week or so :)

Iliannnn commented 2 years ago

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Thanks @cybardev for reminding me - yep, I've got a solution coming up in the next week or so :)

Any update on this?

firyx commented 1 year ago

I have found that these should work:

I'm not sure they are in the correct dirs (ajax/libs), but they seem to be loaded ok. It's safer to load them from your server (as these are not the largest frameworks on the web :-) ).