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@orgajs/theme-ui

v1.0.2

Published

orgajs theme-ui support

Downloads

2

Readme

#+title: @orgajs/theme-ui

[[https://theme-ui.com][theme-ui]] integration for orga.

  • Compromises

We have made some compromise here. Since =theme-ui= is tightly coupled with =mdx=, the package theme-ui has mdx support built-in. It is very hard to totally get rid of mdx and not losing any of the functionality. I have tried to do that, but the last draw for me was the package [[https://github.com/system-ui/theme-ui/tree/develop/packages/prism][@theme-ui/prism]]. I can totally copy the code into a new package, but I don't think it's wise to reinvent the wheel. So instead I did the bare minimal, and left the rest to theme-ui itself (which is added as a dependency). The drawback is slightly bigger bundle size with all the mdx stuff you probably will never use. But you will probably use theme-ui at compile time, so it won't affect bundle size or performance. So until theme-ui has a better isolation from mdx, I'd say this is not too bad. Please let me know if you have a better solution.

  • Usage

Given the compromises mentioned above, the package is a wrapper around =theme-ui=, it has the exact identical interface of theme-ui, so you can find more detailed usage info from theme-ui website. In fact if you are already using theme-ui, you don't need to change most of your code except when you import =ThemeProvider=, you import it from =@orgajs/theme-ui= instead of =theme-ui=.

Basic usage.

#+begin_src js // exactly the same as theme-ui except 👇 import { ThemeProvider } from '@orgajs/theme-ui' import theme from './theme'

export default (props) => ( {props.children} ) #+end_src