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@codelic/component
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これらの components には Google Font の material icons を使用するものがあります。使用の際は head タグに以下の link タグを配置してください
<link
href="https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Material+Icons|Material+Icons+Outlined|Material+Icons+Round|Material+Icons+Sharp|Material+Icons+Two+Tone"
rel="stylesheet"
/>
CodelicComponents では以下のカスタムプロパティで共通のメインカラーなどを設定しています。 プロジェクトごとにメインカラーなどが決定した際には以下の記載に合わせた設定を行ってください。 (※注意)--q-primary と--q-primary-rgb は必ず設定してください。
--c-primary : #021f46;(メインカラー) --c-primary-rgb : 2, 31, 70;(メインカラー/rgb) --c-secondary : #42b883;(二色目) --c-positive : #646cff;(三色目) --c-negative : #ffaa3e;(四色目) --c-warning :#ff6d6d;(五色目※CodelicComponents はエラー配色を既に設定してあります。)
src ディレクトリ内に "任意のファイルネーム.d.ts" を作成し、以下を記述してください。
declare module '@codelic/component'
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Codelic App Components
The npm package @codelic/component receives a total of 107 weekly downloads. As such, @codelic/component popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @codelic/component demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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