@instructure/shared-types
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This package contains shared types for the Instructure UI packages.
Be cautious when using any exported type from this package since they are intended for internal usage only and may change at any time!
import { BaseTheme } from '@instructure/shared-types'
8.26.0 (2022-06-30)
ColorPicker component (1cbd877)SourceCodeEditor component (b5064f5)display prop to Responsive (b5663dc)defaultOverflowY theme variable on Tabs.Panel (a4b9540)The ColorPicker is a versatile component that can be used to select colors and check their contrast ratios.
This commit also adds the ColorPicker's subcomponents as standalone components: ColorIndicator, ColorMixer, ColorPreset, ColorContrast.
A wrapper around the popular CodeMirror V6 code editor component. CodeMirror provides a text input field with features like line gutters, syntax highlighting, and autocompletion. It has better accessibility features than the (now deprecated) CodeEditor component that is based on the former version 5 of CodeMirror.
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Shared TypeScript typings for Instructure UI packages.
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