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ng-material-utility

v1.0.1

Published

Tailwind-esque utility classes for Angular Material.

Downloads

3

Readme

ng-material-utility

Tailwind-like utility classes for Angular Material. Example: bg-accent-500, text-primary-200-contrast

Usage

npm i ng-material-utility

In your global styles.scss, add the mixin all($theme) to include all color-based classes supported i.e background-color, color, outline-color, border-color, and text-decoration-color.

@use 'ng-material-utility' as ng-material-utility;

// Code defining your Material $theme.

@include ng-material-utility.all($theme-var);

You can also choose to generate only the classes that you need using the following mixins:

@include ng-material-utility.color($theme-var);
@include ng-material-utility.background-color($theme-var);
@include ng-material-utility.border-color($theme-var);
@include ng-material-utility.text-decoration-color($theme-var);
@include ng-material-utility.outline-color($theme-var);

Characteristics

  • Adds about 43kB of Raw Size to the styles when all styles are used.
  • Moves you one step further to having all your styles in CSS and not inlined by Angular at runtime.