@taktikal/branding
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@taktikal/branding
What is this package for?
Taktikal does a lot of white-label "branded UI". Companies provide their primary color, and we generate a color system from that primary color which our UI components make use of.
This package is responsible for generating themes based on primary colors, and passing those themes on to UI components. It also provides Taktikal's own theme, for use within non-branded UI.
Getting started
This package requires @taktikal/stylesheets
as a peer dependency, so install it first.
npm i -S @taktikal/stylesheets@latest
This package extends @taktikal/stylesheet
's CSSVariables
interface with the theme variables from our color system. It does that via cssVariables.d.ts
. You will need to reference cssVariables.d.ts
in your project's tsconfig.json
.
{
"compilerOptions": {
"types": [
"@taktikal/branding/cssVariables"
// ...
]
}
}
If your project wants the default theme to be Taktikal's theme, you can provide it via TaktikalThemeStylesheetContext
. If your project uses Next.js, add this to the root of your custom App (_app.tsx
).
return (
<TaktikalThemeStylesheetContext>
...
</TaktikalThemeStylesheetContext>
);
You can provide a branded theme with BrandedThemeStylesheetContext
.
return (
<BrandedThemeStylesheetContext colorPrimary={colorPrimary}>
...
</BrandedThemeStylesheetContext>
);
It takes a single required prop of colorPrimary
which should be a hex color string.
It also accepts an optional apply
boolean prop. By default it's true, but if set to false the TaktikalThemeStylesheetContext
will be used instead. This is just a convenience for the case where you have a "use branded UI" boolean.
return (
<BrandedThemeStylesheetContext
colorPrimary={colorPrimary}
apply={shouldUseBrandedUI}
>
...
</BrandedThemeStylesheetContext>
);
Usage
This package just provides values that @taktikal/stylesheets
can make use of. You see how @taktikal/stylesheets
is used here.
This package extends CSSVariables
like so:
interface CSSVariables {
dominant500: string;
unsafe_primary: string;
black500: string;
light500: string;
light700: string;
light800: string;
light900: string;
medium100: string;
medium200: string;
medium300: string;
medium400: string;
medium500: string;
medium600: string;
medium700: string;
medium800: string;
dark100: string;
dark200: string;
dark300: string;
dark400: string;
/**
* Number from 0-100.
*
* 0 is black, 100 is white.
*/
primaryBrightness: number;
isPrimaryLight: boolean;
isBranded: boolean;
}