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@fluentui-react-native/android-theme
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A FluentUI React Native theme that pulls constants from FluentUI Android
Code and definitions for creating an Android Theme for FluentUI React Native.
The theme follows color, typography, spacing and other values to closely match FluentUI Android. The theme is work in progress and changes are expected.
The theme package contains font families, weights, sizes, variants as per the FluentUI Typography guidelines. The families object points to corresponding system fonts.
Note: Android only supports the following fontWeight values: "normal" (same as "400"), "bold" (same as "700")
. Any other fontWeight value defaults to "400".
This theme contains families - primary
for (Roboto, weight="400"), primarySemibold
for (Roboto, weight="500") and primaryLight
for (Roboto, weight="300")
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A FluentUI React Native theme that pulls constants from FluentUI Android
We found that @fluentui-react-native/android-theme demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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