Hey there! Welcome to **Puppertino!** Dive into a lightweight framework that mirrors the aesthetic of **macOS** while adhering to human interface guidelines. Think of Puppertino as your toolkit for effortlessly creating cool-looking applications.
In a nutshell
Lightweight
Puppertino is designed with performance in mind. The goal is to provide a robust framework without weighing down your projects. That’s why you won’t find components from AnimateCSS or any additional frameworks added to Puppertino. This keeps the framework slim and efficient!
Modular
One of the core designs of Puppertino is its modularity. You can pick and choose the components you need, saving precious bytes that might otherwise bloat your application. If you want just a button or a modal, you can download only those components. It’s like selecting your favorite toppings on a pizza, allowing for a customized experience without excess!
Cool Looking
After all, aesthetics matter! Puppertino aims to be visually appealing while still catering to your functional needs. The idea is to continually evolve beyond the basic structure laid out by macOS and human guidelines, allowing for the inclusion of features that enhance the visual experience. Just like a fashionable outfit that never goes out of style, Puppertino keeps its cool factor front and center.
Current Components
Puppertino currently boasts an array of useful components, including:
- Buttons
- Switches
- Actions
- Form Elements (Inputs, selects, form validation)
- Modals
- Icons
- Font Layout
- Segmented Controls
- Tabs
- Shadows
- NEW! Dark Mode
- Color Palette
But worry not! The list keeps growing as new components are developed daily.
Usage
You have three options for utilizing Puppertino in your project:
- Full CSS File: Download the
full.cssfile from thedistdirectory. This is ideal if you plan to use at least half of Puppertino’s offerings. - Component CSS: Select individual component CSS files from the
distfolder. Though this can be a bit tedious, it allows for a lighter footprint as you use only what you need. - SCSS Version: Please note that this option is now deprecated.
Documentation
For in-depth information, examples, and a comprehensive list of components with usage guidelines, head to the documentation page.
Troubleshooting Ideas
Encountering issues with Puppertino? Here are a few troubleshooting tips:
- Ensure that you are linking the correct CSS files based on the components you intend to use.
- Verify browser compatibility; Puppertino may not render as intended on older browsers.
- If you’re mixing frameworks, ensure that no styles are conflicting!
- For more insights, updates, or to collaborate on AI development projects, stay connected with fxis.ai.
About the Creator
Puppertino is crafted by Edgar Pérez, a web developer passionate about making the web a cooler place!
At fxis.ai, we believe that such advancements are crucial for the future of AI, as they enable more comprehensive and effective solutions. Our team is continually exploring new methodologies to push the envelope in artificial intelligence, ensuring that our clients benefit from the latest technological innovations.