"It's bigger on the inside!" - The Doctor

A time-traveling web project that's been modernized for 2025. This TARDIS has been upgraded from Ruby Compass to Dart Sass and now uses Vite for lightning-fast time vortex navigation (also known as live reloading).

Before you can pilot this TARDIS, you'll need to install the temporal dependencies:

# Clone this time machine
git clone https://github.com/zkm/tardis.git
cd tardis

# Activate the sonic screwdriver (install dependencies)
npm install

# Start the time vortex (development server with live reload)
npm start

# Regenerate the CSS (compile Sass to CSS)
npm run build-css

# Run diagnostics on the temporal flux capacitor
npm audit

The TARDIS will materialize at http://localhost:5173 and automatically refresh when you make changes to the timeline.

• 🌟 Bigger on the Inside: Modern Dart Sass compilation (no more Ruby dependencies!)
• 🔄 Time Vortex Navigation: Vite-powered live reloading
• 🛡️ Temporal Shielding: Zero security vulnerabilities (we fixed the temporal paradoxes)
• 📱 Multi-Dimensional: Responsive design across all realities
• 🎨 Chameleon Circuit: SCSS styling that adapts to any environment

1. Regenerate the repository (fork it)
2. Open a time rift (create a feature branch): git checkout -b new-timeline
3. Rewrite history (make your changes)
4. Stabilize the timeline (test your changes)
5. Send a temporal message (submit a pull request)

Remember: "We're all stories in the end. Just make it a good one, eh?" - The Doctor

This TARDIS runs on:

• Sass: For styling across time and space
• Vite: For rapid temporal displacement (fast builds)
• HTML5: The universal language of the cosmos
• CSS3: Making things beautiful in all 14 dimensions

This project is licensed under the "Wibbly Wobbly Timey Wimey" license - which means it's free to use across all of time and space, but please don't create any paradoxes.

"The universe is big. It's vast and complicated and ridiculous. And sometimes, very rarely, impossible things just happen and we call them miracles." - The Doctor

🌟 Remember: "We're all different people all through our lives. And that's okay, that's good, you've got to keep moving, so long as you remember all the people that you used to be." - The Eleventh Doctor