rspieker

root: {
	/*  red tones  */

	--rgb-white: rgb(255, 255, 255);
	--rgb-snow: rgb(255, 250, 250);
	--rgb-seashell: rgb(255, 245, 238);
	--rgb-white-smoke: rgb(245, 245, 245);
	--rgb-rose-white: rgb(251, 238, 232);
	--rgb-hint-of-red: rgb(245, 239, 235);
	--rgb-chablis: rgb(253, 233, 224);

rspieker

root: {
	/*  red tones  */

	--hex-white: #ffffff;
	--hex-snow: #fffafa;
	--hex-seashell: #fff5ee;
	--hex-white-smoke: #f5f5f5;
	--hex-rose-white: #fbeee8;
	--hex-hint-of-red: #f5efeb;
	--hex-chablis: #fde9e0;

rspieker

<?php

include('konstruct.php');

$konstruct = Konstruct::fabricate([
	'cc' => 'path/to/library/cc',
	'bb' => 'path/to/library/bb',
	'aa' => 'path/to/library/aa'
]);

rspieker

<?php

// (we assume a working Konsolidate instance to be in $K)


//  there are a couple of ways to work with Breed's Request object
//  Given the GET request: http://example.com/request.php?foo=bar

//  The implicit approach, just asking Request itself, which will determine
//  the appropriate request type (GET in this case) and look up the variable