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@glasskube/theme

v0.1.2

Published

2 months ago

The official Glasskube Theme

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kosmoz_glasskube

Glasskube Theme

This is the official theme used by Glasskube products. It is consists of a customized build of bootstrap, as well as some additional components and utilities (see below).

Used by the Glasskube package manager.

Features

All features of bootstrap
Modularized build approach Choose only the parts you need.
Fonts, icons included We use bootstrap icons and the beautiful Inter an Poppins fonts.
Beautiful light and dark mode See bootstrap documentation.
Sensible theme colors We selected a small number of theme colors that are used consistently throughout the theme.
Streamlined typography for long-form text Use the .prose-content, .text-justified and .text-hyphens CSS classes for your texts.

Installation

The Glasskube theme is published as an NPM package. To add it to you your project:

Install @glasskube/theme using your preferred node package manager
Import the theme into your project (see Usage)

Usage

The Glasskube theme is distributed in two variants: Source and prebuilt. The source files can be imported into an SCSS file, while the prebuilt CSS variant can be used as-is.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please open a new issue before you start working, so we can discuss the planned changes. If you make any changes, please make sure that they are viewable in the examples file at examples/index.html. Before committing your changes, run npm run build and npm run prettier:check, in order to ensure that your changes conform with our code style standards.