Intercept pasted CSS

[bitspittle]

and convert it into Modifier / CssStyle code.

For example:

p,
li {
  color: green;
}

could generate:

@InitSilk
fun registerElementStyles(ctx: InitSilkContext) = ctx.stylesheet.apply {
    registerStyleBase("p, li") { Modifier.color(Colors.Green) }
 }

And

.special {
  color: orange;
  font-weight: bold;
}

could generate:

val SpecialStyle = CssStyle.base {
   Modifier.color(Colors.Orange).fontWeight(FontWeight.Bold)
}

See also: pasting Java into a Kotlin project.

[bitspittle]

This is a really cool idea but also potentially very very hard. We'll probably need to take the learnings from css2kobweb and migrate them into the plugin. This involves parsing and understanding the incoming string and separating them out into valid target Kobweb code. There may be ways to handle lower-hanging fruit first, like the examples above, but more complicated examples may involve CSS code featuring variables, media queries, and psuedo-class states (like hover, visited, etc.)