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npm package: @svelte-compose/ast-manipulation
Description: This package provides tools and methods for manipulating CSS, HTML and JS AST's. This tool is mainly used by the main [svelte-compose](https://svelte-compose.com) project and therefore currently lacks proper documentation.
Latest version: 1.2.2

# @svelte-compose/ast-manipulation

This package provides tools and methods for manipulating CSS, HTML and JS AST's. This tool is mainly used by the main [svelte-compose](https://svelte-compose.com) project and therefore currently lacks proper documentation.
npm package: @svelte-compose/ast-tooling
Description: This package provides tools and methods for parsing and serializing CSS, HTML and JS AST's. As the main [svelte-compose](https://svelte-compose.com) project requires all of these tools they have been extracted into this separate project.
Latest version: 0.2.1

# @svelte-compose/ast-tooling

This package provides tools and methods for parsing and serializing CSS, HTML and JS AST's. As the main [svelte-compose](https://svelte-compose.com) project requires all of these tools they have been extracted into this separate project.

Additionally this separate package allows us to bundle all (currently 8) required dependencies into on single package.
npm package: @svelte-compose/bootstrap
Description: <p align="center">     <img src="https://svelte-compose.com/composer/bootstrap/logo.svg" height="50" /> </p>
Latest version: 0.1.6


<p align="center">
    <img src="https://svelte-compose.com/composer/bootstrap/logo.svg" height="50" />
</p>

# Bootstrap

> This is a composer for [svelte-compose](https://svelte-compose.com) and is used to add Bootstrap to your svelte/kit project.

You can find all options for this composer on [this site](https://svelte-compose.com/composer/bootstrap). We will only provide a short breakdown of the composer features here.

Basic usage
```sh
npx @svelte-compose/bootstrap@latest
```

In case you already have a directory in mind, you can use this:
```sh
npx @svelte-compose/bootstrap@latest --path ./your-project
```


## Available options

    
- `useSass` (default: false) - Do you want to use sass? (css = faster, sass = better customization)
- `addJavaScript` (default: false) - Do you want to add JavaScript (required for some components like dropdowns)?


Option syntax
```sh
npx @svelte-compose/bootstrap@latest --key value
```

Specific example
```sh
npx @svelte-compose/bootstrap@latest --useSass false
```

You can combine as many options as you want. The usage of options is optional. If you don't specify an option value via the command line, the CLI will ask you the questions interactively.
npm package: @svelte-compose/bulma
Description: <p align="center">     <img src="https://svelte-compose.com/composer/bulma/logo.svg" height="50" /> </p>
Latest version: 0.2.6


<p align="center">
    <img src="https://svelte-compose.com/composer/bulma/logo.svg" height="50" />
</p>

# Bulma

> This is a composer for [svelte-compose](https://svelte-compose.com) and is used to add Bulma to your svelte/kit project.

You can find all options for this composer on [this site](https://svelte-compose.com/composer/bulma). We will only provide a short breakdown of the composer features here.

Basic usage
```sh
npx @svelte-compose/bulma@latest
```

In case you already have a directory in mind, you can use this:
```sh
npx @svelte-compose/bulma@latest --path ./your-project
```


## Available options

    
- `useSass` (default: false) - Do you want to use sass? (css = faster, sass = better customization)


Option syntax
```sh
npx @svelte-compose/bulma@latest --key value
```

Specific example
```sh
npx @svelte-compose/bulma@latest --useSass false
```

You can combine as many options as you want. The usage of options is optional. If you don't specify an option value via the command line, the CLI will ask you the questions interactively.