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theme-color-webpack-plugin

v3.2.0

Published

This webpack plugin is for generate color specific styles/less file which you can use to change theme dynamically in browser

Downloads

8

Readme

theme-color-webpack-plugin

This webpack plugin is for generate color specific styles/less file which you can use to change theme dynamically in browser

Install

$ npm install -D theme-color-webpack-plugin

Example:

webpack configuration (webpack.config.js):

const ThemeColorWebpackPlugin = require('theme-color-webpack-plugin');

const options = {
  stylesDir: path.join(__dirname, './src/styles'), // styles directory containing all less files
  varFile: path.join(__dirname, './src/styles/variables.less'), // include all color variables in `varFile` that you want to change dynamically
  globalVarFile: path.join(__dirname, './src/styles/global-variables.less'), // (Optional) which less variables in the file will replace css variables in all less files. For example, if @primary-1 is defined in the file, var(--primary-1) will be replaced by @primary-1.
  findMissVar: true, // (Optional) boolean. The default value is true. If the variable referenced in globalVarFile is not found in varFile, it will look for the import file and add it. most of the time you don't need this.
  themeVariables: ['@theme-color'], // (Optional) Specify variables to use (If not set, all variables in varFile will be used). most of the time you don't need this.
  outputFilePath: path.join(__dirname, './public/color.less'), // if provided, file will be created with generated less/styles
  include: ['./**/*.less'], // (Optional) Specify the included file. Here is its default value. It will be used as path.join(stylesDir, './**/*.less') to relative path.
  options: {} // (Optional) less options
}

module.exports = {
  // ...
  plugins: [new ThemeColorWebpackPlugin(options)]
};

Note: include all color variables in varFile that you want to change dynamically and assign them unique color codes. Don't assign same color to two or more variables and don't use #fff, #ffffff, #000 or #000000. If you still want white or black color as default, slightly change it e.g. #fffffe or #000001 which will not replace common background colors from other components.

You can switch theme in two ways:

First way

Add following lines in your main html file

<link rel="stylesheet/less" type="text/css" href="/color.less" />
<script>
  window.less = {
    async: false,
    env: 'production'
  };
</script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/less.js/4.2.0/less.min.js"></script>

Now you can update colors by updating less variables like this

window.less.modifyVars({
  '@theme-color': '#0035ff'
})

Second way

You can go to theme-color-switch to see the usage