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the world's smallest (995 bytes) CSS framework

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CDN link on http://mincss.com/download.html links to Min database, not Min CSS

thaeli opened this issue · comments

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.

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

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!

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.

commented

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 (?)

commented

name ideas:

  • minov.css (o. v.)
  • golfmin.css
  • mintiny.css
  • mincache.css
  • absmin.css
  • themin.css
  • minminmin.css or min.min.min.css

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!

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

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

commented

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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?

commented

I have found that these should work:

  • v1.5.0: <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/min/1.5.0/entireframework.min.css">
  • v2.0: <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/min/2.0/entireframework.min.css">

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 :-) ).