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@sanger/ui-styling

v4.3.0

Published

Module to share styles based on Sanger brand guidlines using tailwind classes

Downloads

823

Readme

ui-styling

Sharing UI styles based on Sanger brand guidlines across projects using tailwind

Description

This creates an npm module containing tailwind.config and tailwind.css file, which can be installed in any project having tailwind support.

How to create npm module

  1. While pushing any updates made to this package to the main branch will automatically publish the package in npm repository available at https://www.npmjs.com/package/@sanger/ui-styling

#How to use npm module

Install the package yarn add @sanger/ui-styling or npm install @sanger/ui-styling

The module currently supports react files and html files by default. To override/customise the configuration write your own tailwind.config file, then import tailwing.config (from ui-styling npm module installed) and apply the required modifications For e.g. To use this in a Vue project

  • Install the ui-styling package

  • Write a separate tailwing.config.js

    1. Import tailwind.config.js from ui-styling module
    2. Redefine content section of module.exports for .vue files
    const defaultOptions = require('../traction-ui/node_modules/@sanger/ui-styling/tailwind.config'
        module.exports = {
        ...defaultOptions,
        purge: {
            ...defaultOptions.purge,
            content: ['./src/**/*.{html,vue}'],
        },
        } 

Notes:-

Please update the 'version' tag in package.json prior to every release