I'm interested in using the core framework in projects without using the web-template. My plan was to fork/clone the repo and @import _inuit.scss file into my project-specific stylesheet. This seems like it would work, but would result in all the modules getting included. To solve this, I was thinking about commenting out the unused @imports and then either .gitignore that file or --assume-unchanged to keep those changes out of any pull requests. Does this make sense? Do you have a better suggestion for how to do this?
There are two reasons why I'm exploring this:
- I have a slightly different preference for how to maintain git repos within other git repos (which doesn't involve sub-modules).
- I would like to contribute and it seemed simpler to make pull requests to the core library (tell me if I'm wrong about this).
I'm interested in using the core framework in projects without using the web-template. My plan was to fork/clone the repo and
@import_inuit.scss file into my project-specific stylesheet. This seems like it would work, but would result in all the modules getting included. To solve this, I was thinking about commenting out the unused@importsand then either.gitignorethat file or--assume-unchangedto keep those changes out of any pull requests. Does this make sense? Do you have a better suggestion for how to do this?There are two reasons why I'm exploring this: