@itwin/itwinui-css
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CSS (Sass/SCSS) library for building beautiful and well working web UI components within Bentley Systems & iTwin.js applications.
An open-source design system that helps us build a unified web experience.
Key features • Install • Use • Contributing
The iTwinUI package is a CSS (Sass/SCSS) library for building beautiful and well working web UI components with support for multiple color themes within Bentley Systems & iTwin.js applications.
The goal of this project is to transform UX design specifications into flexible and usable style for Bentley web applications. This is accomplished by developing the style using Sass (.scss) and providing end users with that Sass, as well as CSS. This provides great flexibility to the end user and more readily enables adoption of the iTwinUI standards.
npm install @itwin/itwinui-css
yarn add @itwin/itwinui-css
You need to add iui-body class to your <body> element in order to get recommended stylings.
@import '@itwin/itwinui-css/scss/variables';
.my-class {
padding: $iui-m;
@include themed {
color: t(iui-text-color);
}
}
Note: We highly recommend using post-processing tools for CSS (like postcss and autoprefixer) to add vendors' prefixes as we are not doing that manually in SCSS.
@import '@itwin/itwinui-css/css/global';
Are you interested in helping iTwinUI grow and expand? You can submit feature requests or bugs by creating issues. Please read our CONTRIBUTING.md for more information.
Read our CHANGELOG.md to find recent changes.
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CSS library for building beautiful and well working web UI components within Bentley Systems & iTwin.js applications.
We found that @itwin/itwinui-css demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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