👉 The project's CSS configuration file, 'projectName'.Conf. It defines the CSS styles for a specific application or component within that project. Detailed definition: 1. '${projectName}.css.conf': This is a text file containing configurations related to the application named ${projectName}. 2. The file is used by the web server when it's serving content in an HTML page or manifest.json. It allows defining CSS styles for components and elements within that project. Detailed definition: 1. ${projectName}.css.conf: This is a configuration file for '${projectName}' application, containing CSS (stylesheet) style rules. 2. The 'config' directive sets the path to your CSS files, specifying which directory contains the CSS files related to '${projectName}'. The 'path' attribute specifies this location where you want to place the CSS files within the project. Note: For a more precise definition and context, consult with the developer or their team for accurate guidance.
