import resetcss

[chharvey]

My own resetcss will probably never be used outside of Xmeter. If considering otherwise, I suggest using an alternate reset stylesheet instead. There are many similar third-party projects, such as:

• Reset CSS
• normalize.css

resetcss is great, but it's too simple to be a standalone project. Since it is a dependency on Xmeter, may as well import the code directly into the project. Here's how it would work:

1. copy-paste reset.less into this project

2. change in package.json:

   - "lessc:xmeter": "lessc-each src/ build/  &&  lessc xmeter.less xmeter.css",
   + "lessc:xmeter": "lessc-each src/ build/  &&  lessc reset.less reset.css  &&  lessc xmeter.less xmeter.css",

3. change in xmeter.less:

   - @import (inline) url('node_modules/resetcss/reset.css');
   + @import (inline) url('reset.css');

4. in xmeter.less, keep the already-present @import (inline) url('node_modules/normalize.css/normalize.css');, as is, after the import of reset.css. This is because the normalize styles should apply after the reset styles.

5. when compiled, xmeter.css will have the following components:

   • the inline content of reset.css
   • the inline content of normalize.css
   • the inline content of each compiled partial of Xmeter (see /build/ directory)

OPTION: reset.less is syntactically valid CSS. Is it worth it to keep the less file and necessarily compile in the build process? Or should the source code be plain old CSS?