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@sap/ui5-webcomponents-vscode-css-mapping

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The CSS Mapping of UI5 WebComponents to VSCode

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ui5-webcomponents-vscode-css-mapping

The CSS Variable Mapping from UI5 Web Components / Open UI5 to VSCode theming variables in CSS format.

Background in Webview UI Development

  1. To develop the VSCode extensions with Webview UI, the Webview UI Toolkit for VSCode can fit well and be convenient to use in many scenarios.
  2. Sometimes when the Webview UI Toolkit for VSCode is not enough, or there have been massive existing UI elements made with UI5 libraries, this mapping can save some efforts to deal with detailed styling in UI controls, with native support of different VSCode themes.

Prerequisites

  • You're using @ui5/webcomponents or openui5 as the UI Library.
  • [Optional] Build your app with modern bundlers like webpack, esbuild and etc, or with tool-chains like @angular/cli or react-scripts.

Installation

If you're using modern bundlers with components like css-loader to build your app, it's quite easy for you to introduce this mapping in 2 steps.

  1. In your project, run npm install @sap/ui5-webcomponents-vscode-css-mapping
  2. In the index.ts or app.ts:
    import "@sap/ui5-webcomponents-vscode-css-mapping/dist/vscode-to-ui5-webcomponents.css";
import "@sap/ui5-webcomponents-vscode-css-mapping/dist/quartz-legends.css"; // optional when using @ui5/webcomponents or SAPUI5(OpenUI5)
  3. Start enjoying the seamless theme switching in VSCode/BAS.

If you're not using any bundling tools, it's also workable (but not recommended):

  1. In your project, run npm install @sap/ui5-webcomponents-vscode-css-mapping
  2. Copy these files to your preferred location, e.g., into assets/styles/ folder.
    • node_modules/@sap/ui5-webcomponents-vscode-css-mapping/dist/vscode-to-ui5-webcomponents.css => assets/styles/vscode-to-ui5-webcomponents.css
    • node_modules/@sap/ui5-webcomponents-vscode-css-mapping/dist/quartz-legends.css => assets/styles/quartz-legends.css
  3. Refer to them in index.html:
    <head>
    <link rel="stylesheet" href="styles/vscode-to-ui5-webcomponents.css">
    <link rel="stylesheet" href="styles/quartz-legends.css"> <!-- optional when using @ui5/webcomponents or SAPUI5(OpenUI5) -->
</head>
  4. Start enjoying the seamless theme switching.

In case that the definitions of any variables were missing, we also provided fallback variable definitions in some files. At present there're 2 types of fallback: light and dark.

To consume styles with fallback, just add the type of fallback as suffix of file path, like:

   <head>
        <link rel="stylesheet" href="styles/vscode-to-ui5-webcomponents-light.css">
   </head>