A new way to represent the CSS stylesheet in Rust
Read like [rough style]. It seems like styled-components, emotion, glamor, and other CSS-in-JS libraries. It's basically inspired by their concepts. But more friendly with rust.
Write CSS-in-Rust like this! (We call it rusty css syntax)
```rust let CLASS = css! { background-color: gray;
&:hover { background-color: lighten!(15%, gray); }
&:not(:hover) > p { display: none; } } ```
It's written in proc macro. The css codes checked and wrote at compile time. macro calls replaced to randomly generated class names.