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@magnesium/theme

v4.5.1

Published

The Sass Framework for Web Design System.

Downloads

198

Readme

Magnesium Design

Version Downloads License

Introduction

Easily develop your Design System for the web, The Magnesium Sass Framework is here for that!

Installing

npm install @magnesium/theme

Usage

The theme component help you to easily manage theme styles with generate CSS custom properties declarations from user-provided theme's tokens map.

Options

| Option | Description | |-----------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | $prefix | Add global prefix name on any custom properties. Default mg. Set to false for disable. |

@use "@magnesium/theme" with (
    $prefix: "foo" // Set to `false` for disabled.
);

Mixins

emit-custom-props($tokens, $prefix)

Emits CSS custom properties declarations from a user-provided theme's.

@use "@magnesium/theme";

$theme: (
    "text-color": darkcyan
);

.foo {
    @include theme.emit-custom-props($theme, "button");
}

Result

.foo {
    --mg-button-text-color: darkcyan;
}

Functions

emit-variable($tokens, $token, $fallback, $prefix)

Emits CSS variable declaration from a user-provided theme's.

@use "@magnesium/theme";

$theme: (
    "text-color": darkcyan
);

.foo {
    color: theme.emit-variable($theme, "text-color", false, "button");
}

Result

.foo {
    color: var(--mg-button-text-color);
}

validation($reference, $tokens)

Validates a user-provided theme's token and throws an error if tokens are invalid.

@use "@magnesium/theme";

$reference: (
    "text-color": darkcyan
);

$theme: (
    "text-color": darkorange
);

$theme: theme.validation($reference, $theme); // Return `$theme` map if true or error if false.

Top-level config override

If variables are already configured on top-level using @use ... with, by another dependency for example, you can't use this solution anymore, because the module can only be setup once, this is a Sass restriction with Module System, but another solution exist for override the main configuration, with a mixin!

See official documentation about override configuration with mixins.

| Mixin | Description | |-------------------|:-------------------------------------------| | config($prefix) | Override top-level prefix configuration. |

Configuration rule with theme.config()

The following Sass will configure new parameters:

@use "@magnesium/theme";

@include theme.config("fr");