About this project

Pixel Art to CSS is an online editor for creating pixel art with CSS. The README says it combines the CSS box-shadow and keyframes properties so users get CSS code ready to use on a site. Users can download their work in formats including a static image, animated GIF, or sprite-like image. The editor aims to be intuitive by its simplicity and includes features such as customizing the color palette, going back and forth in time, modifying animation settings, and saving or loading projects. A default project is available in the LOAD section, including a cat animation example, and projects can also be imported by submitting code. The application is built with React for the UI, Redux for a Flux-like architecture, ImmutableJS to help keep data immutable and avoid side effects, and PostCSS for app CSS. Installation uses npm install. Development uses npm run development. Deploy creates a production build with npm run deploy. Linting uses ESLint, Stylelint, and Prettier, with scripts npm run lint, npm run csslint, and npm run format; every commit runs linters and formats staged files if needed. Testing uses Jest with npm run test. The README includes a notice that the repository is in a temporary idle state due to a refactor and tech upgrade, and that new pull requests or issues are not being accepted at the moment. The project is licensed under MIT, copyright 2016 Javier Valencia Romero.