Finds registered themes along with the configured theme name and generates the Aurora UIX stylesheet in three files:

• assets/css/auix-variables.css — :root / :root_colors declarations.
• assets/css/auix-rules.css — .auix-* component rules.
• assets/css/auix-stylesheet.css — back-compat shim that re-imports the two files above.

Also copies the daisyUI bridge file (assets/css/auix-bridge-daisyui.css) on first run. On subsequent runs the bridge is left untouched so host applications can customise their token mappings freely. Pass --force to overwrite an existing bridge.

Usage

mix auix.gen.stylesheet
mix auix.gen.stylesheet --force

The three files use CSS cascade layers (auix.variables → auix.bridge → auix.rules) so that a bridge's :root, :host selector always wins over the higher-specificity theme selectors in the variables file, regardless of source order. Any CSS written outside all layers in the host's own app.css still wins over everything, so one-off overrides continue to work as expected.

Hosts can import the variables file, optionally import the bridge (or a custom replacement wrapping its overrides in @layer auix.bridge { … }), and then import the rules file last. Hosts using the legacy single-file import keep working — auix-stylesheet.css is still generated and re-imports both halves.