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NOTICE: At-ng dependent on @angular/cdk
npm
npm install at-ng
Because of the style of AT-UI
is independent. It's a separate project. So we should add AT-UI-Style
to
cli config file
++ "../node_modules/at-ng/assets/index.css",
We could also have theme system now. 🎨
Create a standalone less file named theme.less in src folder, and add the path of it to the list of styles in angular.json file.
...
"styles": [
...
"src/theme.scss"
...
]
...
Copy the scss variable file from ~node_modules/at-ng/styles/sass/variables/default
to theme.scss
Here is an example of theme.scss
@import "~node_modules/at-ng/styles/sass/mixins/index";
$css-prefix: at;
/* change the brand color */
$brand-color: #c41d7f;
....
/* config the icon font path */
$font-path: '~node_modules/at-ng/styles/sass/fonts';
/* import the entry file that conatins all scss files */
@import "~node_modules/at-ng/styles/sass/entry";
Add the AtModule to your root module
@NgModule({
imports: [
AtModule.forRoot(),
]
})
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