Integrations

Using it with regular CSS is straightforward, and if you use any of these mentioned frameworks, there is support
for them as well.

This guide does not discuss the option of use of package managers like npm with the frameworks because their
use is counter-productive to the use of this tool (which is made to avoid dependencies). That said, it is not
impossible, of course.

These guides here do not provide end-to-end steps to integrate the two, but an outline to make things work.

Sass & Less

• Use the preprocessors exactly the way you would use during regular development. Usually, this means them acting
  on the styles directory.
• This leaves you to use Chasse the regular way you would. Just be mindful of linking the styleshets correctly so that
  the generated HTML files work (link with respect to the directory containing the resultant files, not the one containing
  the Chasse files).

Bootstrap

• If you are using the CDN, no further configuration needed to use Chasse.
• If the downloaded compiled CSS and JS are being used, add links to the stylesheets correctly, with respect to the
  generated HTML directory.

Tailwind CSS

• Prepare the workspace for use of Tailwind the usual way, as mentioned in their docs.
• Make sure your IDE extension for Tailwind is enabled and configurations for PostCSS & Tailwind are ready.
• Now the Tailwind utility classes can be used anywhere in any HTML file. Continue using Chasse the usual way.

UIKit

• This works exactly similar to how Bootstrap works.
• For more convenience and ease with integration, use the IDE plugins (available for Atom, VSCode & Sublime).

Bulma CSS

• Unlike most other CSS frameworks, Bulma CSS recommends the use of its CDN in its docs.
• This too can be integrated similar to how Bootstrap is.

More integrations to come soon...!