CSS Support about hickory HOT 7 CLOSED

What does that entail? Do you mean css selectors that are missing from the current set of selectors? When I wrote this originally, I implemented what I thought was a spanning set of selectors that could do most of what the CSS selectors did on a static page. Most of the others require dynamic page state or are somewhat redundant. But, I haven't looked in a while, I know new ones are added all the time.

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I am referring to reading and writing css files.
See gist: https://gist.github.com/flyboarder/d14e825737d50a6f141717f9c263e239

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This does look really interesting! What do you use it for? Is there a synergy to using it with Hickory's HTML support?

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@davidsantiago there is great synergy, currently using it for a boot-clj task, inlining css into html files. The task reads the link hickory tag, looks up the file and parses it into a css version of the hickory structure, then I convert that structure into a hickory style tag, and replace the original link.
I have created a new repo for the project here: https://github.com/degree9/dickory-dock may add JS support in the future.

Also, this repo doesnt duplicate any hickory code, so hickory is needed for things like the select namespace.

Demo of using both together: https://github.com/degree9/boot-polymer/blob/master/src/degree9/boot_polymer/impl.clj#L28-L38

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Right, the reason I was asking was because you've clearly done a lot of work here to get it going, and it seems like a thing that could be useful on its own. So I was wondering why you want it in Hickory. I'd take it, of course, but I wonder if you wouldn't rather have it be your project, unless there is some reason it makes sense to merge them together. Happy to do what you prefer here.

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When I initially opened this issue I had only a bit of the project working, it is larger now and could probably be left as it's own project. If there is a large demand for using both of them we can always merge it later.

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Sounds good.

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