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@justeat/fozzie-colour-palette
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This module allows projects to import the Just Eat brand colour palette, so that they can always stay up to date with any changes made.
Colours are made available by a number of Sass variables that once the module has been imported can be referenced in a projects Sass files.
If you are using the fozzie gulp build tasks, then Eyeglass is automatically setup ready to use. If not, you can use it in one of the following ways:
Install the fozzie-colour-palette module using NPM or Yarn:
yarn add @justeat/fozzie-colour-palette
Then within your Sass files, you will need to import this module.
@import 'fozzie-colour-palette';
You can then use any of the colour variables contained in the module.
It’s recommended that you hook onto and use the variable abstractions such as $color-text
and $color-link-default
where it makes sense to, rather than directly onto the colour variables. That way your project will require less re-factoring should the colour palette ever get a major overhaul in the future and certain colours get replaced and/or renamed.
FAQs
Brand colour palette for projects at Just Eat
The npm package @justeat/fozzie-colour-palette receives a total of 15 weekly downloads. As such, @justeat/fozzie-colour-palette popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @justeat/fozzie-colour-palette demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 40 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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