Complete Rework

[frissyn]

Replit has recently updated their CSS codebase with new tokens and consistent styling across the application, making the current version of Reflux archaic and outdated. In in the interest of getting things up to date, I'll also take this opportunity to rework Reflux, along with implementation design.

Roadmap~~

• Redesign Reflux Python package
  • Update CSS variables and tokens
  • Make Theme constructor talk to the API
  • Allow for generating themes from a JSON (or YAML?) file
  • Create a Client or User class to login and publish Themes
• Implement Reflux Web API
  • Create database of Users and Themes
  • Link Publish Keys to Users
  • Link referral codes to Themes (UIDs?)
  • Add publish theme functionality
• Redesign Reflux Injection Script
  • Rewrite bookmarklet script to to be a single hub, instead of per-theme
  • Create a browser extension version of the script
  • Implement auto-versioning and tracking

[frissyn]

Almost entirely done with the scaffolding of the framework (API, Package, Bookmarklet) and all that's left is to create a marketplace for users and such. I can put off making the browser extension for now, good to merge without it.