Can't import Html.CssHelpers about elm-css HOT 14 CLOSED

You're not wrong. There used to be a css-helpers package, but I'm not sure of @rtfeldman's long term plan. Maybe worth opening a PR for it?

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cc @rtfeldman this is a slight blocker 🎯

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This is fixed and can be closed, right?

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Possibly. I saw Css.Namespace was removed again. What has it been replaced by?

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Nevermind, Css.Namespace still appears to be missing..

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It was added by e825047 but removed again by ec9661d

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Css.Helpers.namspace now has .rules, which is the scoped version of the old Css.Namespace.namespace

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Is the example in the README supposed to work?

Detected errors in 1 module.
-- TYPE MISMATCH ------------------------------------------ ./src/Stylesheet.elm

`namespacer` is being used in an unexpected way.

42│   (stylesheet << namespacer.rules)
                     ^^^^^^^^^^
Based on its definition, `namespacer` has this type:

    { class : ..., classList : ..., id : ..., name : ... }

But you are trying to use it as:

    { b | rules : ... }

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Not with 1.0.0 - I haven't pushed it yet since I'm trying to make sure that the next release will work for sure :)

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Ah I see, thanks!

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In 2.0.0, the solution is:

elm package install rtfeldman/elm-css-helpers

This contains Html.CssHelpers

and then the function of relevance is withNamespace:

(id, class, classList) = Html.CssHelpers.withNamespace "mynamespace"

This is necessary to use the CSS classes in a typesafe way.
Which is totally not obvious and can we please add this to the README?

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Yup! can you please make a PR for this?

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done: #110

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Thanks @jessitron! 🎉

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