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@changeset-test123/css
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Inside this package you'll found all theme and tokes definitions we're using to style and create components inside our application and design system.
✨ The main tool used behind the scenes here as CSS-in-JS library is Stitches, so we encourage you to know better about it on their website. Stitches comes with a lot of great features like:
→ Variants and Compound Variants
→ Theme tokens
→ Framework agnostic API
→ Responsive Styles
→ Typescript Support
$ yarn add @changeset-test123/css
$ pnpm install @changeset-test123/css
import { css } from "@changeset-test123/css";
const App = () => <div className={customStyle()}>Hello world</div>;
const customStyle = css({
bg: "$gray6",
});
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The primary license for this repo is Apache 2.0
, see LICENSE
.
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⚡️ @changeset-test123/css
We found that @changeset-test123/css 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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