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@brainly/style-guide-basics
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This package contains CSS definitions of variables and clasess for:
This package contains CSS definitions of variables and clasess for:
yarn install @brainly/style-guide-basics --save-dev
Init package, additionaly init @font-face from style-guide-basics
import '@brainly/style-guide-basics/dist/initFontFace.css';
import '@brainly/style-guide-basics';
Init package with your custom @font-face definition"
import './customFontFaceConfig.css';
import '@brainly/style-guide-basics';
.header {
composes: textBit_m from '@brainly/style-guide-basics';
}
@value size_xxl from '@brainly/style-guide-basics';
.videoContainer {
margin-top: size_l;
}
.header {
composes: textBit_m from '@brainly/style-guide-basics';
}
.sectionContent {
display: flex;
flex-direction: column;
margin: size_l;
}
@media largeScreen {
.sectionContent {
flex-direction: row;
max-width: contentMaxWidth;
margin: size_xxl;
}
.header {
/* Note: composes: would not work here :( */
font-size: textBitFontSize_l;
}
}
import {textBit_s} from '@brainly/style-guide-basics';
const header = <h2 className={textBit_s}>Text bit</h2>;
import {textBit_s, textBitFontSize_l} from '@brainly/style-guide-basics';
const header = (
<h2
className={textBit_s}
style={{
fontSize: textBitFontSize_l
}}
>
Text bit
</h2>
);
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This package contains CSS definitions of variables and clasess for:
The npm package @brainly/style-guide-basics receives a total of 13 weekly downloads. As such, @brainly/style-guide-basics popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @brainly/style-guide-basics demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 9 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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