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@brightlayer-ui/colors
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This repository contains definitions for various colors used throughout Brightlayer UI applications.
It contains the following color defintions:
primary / $blui-primary
neutral / $blui-neutral
neutralVariant / $blui-neutralVariant
error / $blui-error
warning / $blui-warning
success / $blui-success
orange / $blui-orange
purple / $blui-purple
lightGray / $brand-lightGray
gray / $brand-gray
darkGray / $brand-darkGray
sky / $brand-sky
eatonBlue / $brand-eatonBlue
navy / $brand-navy
ash / $brand-ash
teal / $brand-teal
pine / $brand-pine
sage / $brand-sage
citrus / $brand-citrus
emerald / $brand-emerald
butter / $brand-butter
goldenrod / $brand-goldenrod
toad / $brand-toad
trophy / $brand-trophy
sunset / $brand-sunset
rust / $brand-rust
crimson / $brand-crimson
wine / $brand-wine
Install with npm
npm install --save @brightlayer-ui/colors
or yarn
yarn add @brightlayer-ui/colors
Incorporating these colors into your project is handled differently depending on the framework that you are using.
// For UI Colors in styles.scss or your top-level sass file
@import '@brightlayer-ui/colors/palette.scss';
...
background-color: map-get($blui-primary, 10);
// For Branding Colors in styles.scss or your top-level sass file
@import '@brightlayer-ui/colors/branding-palette.scss';
...
background-color: $brand-lightGray;
import Colors, {primary} from '@brightlayer-ui/colors';
import BrandingColors, {lightGray} from '@brightlayer-ui/colors/branding';
...
<div style={{background: Colors.primary[10]}}/>
<div style={{background: primary[10]}}/>
<div style={{background: BrandingColors.lightGray}}/>
<div style={{background: lightGray}}/>
In version 4.0.0, we have updated the UI colors and branding colors palette.
We have deprecated @brightlayer-ui/colors-branding
and @brightlayer-ui/types
packages, as they will be part of the @brightlayer-ui/colors
package.
The branding colors palette and individual branding colors now can be imported from @brightlayer-ui/colors/branding
.
import BrandingColors, {lightGray} from '@brightlayer-ui/colors/branding';
v4.0.0 (December 6, 2023)
@brightlayer-ui/colors/branding
package.@brightlayer-ui/types
and moved type in @brightlayer-ui/colors
package.FAQs
Brightlayer UI colors for Eaton applications
The npm package @brightlayer-ui/colors receives a total of 3,364 weekly downloads. As such, @brightlayer-ui/colors popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @brightlayer-ui/colors demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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