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@uvalib/web-styles

v1.3.19

Published

Styles for the Library web

Downloads

241

Readme

web-styles

An attempt to develop Library web resources around a unified style

Docs

Docs created by SassDoc can be found here.

Docs are kept up to date by running the build yarn run build. The documentation reflects changes to the master branch.

Usage

Pull these styles into your project with yarn:

yarn add @uvalib/web-styles

Depending on how you build sass files into your project you may have to tell sass to look in the ./node_modules directory for files to import or perhaps use a resolver module to do it for you. You should then be able to import these colors into your project like so:

import "@uvalib/web-styles/scss/styles"

Or if you only want the variables to reference in your own sass you could:

import "@uvalib/web-styles/scss/variables"