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@knime/styles
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@knime/stylesInternal style definitions, config, base CSS, icons and images shared across @knime packages.
A demo of all contained UI components, icons, CSS colors etc. can be found here: https://knime.github.io/webapps-common/?tab=images
To install the @knime/styles package, you can use npm:
npm install @knime/styles
To use it in your project, you can import it as follows:
import ImageIcon from "@knime/styles/img/icons/media-image.svg";
NOTE: You will need to have the image extension at the end of the path
Make sure you have an appropriate SVG loader setup in your project, e.g. for Vue:
import { defineConfig } from "vite";
import vue from "@vitejs/plugin-vue";
import svgLoader from "vite-svg-loader";
import { svgoConfig } from "@knime/styles/config/svgo.config";
export default defineConfig({
plugins: [vue(), svgLoader({ svgoConfig })],
// [...]
});
@import "@knime/styles/css";
<img src="~@knime/styles/img/KNIME_Logo_gray.svg" />
import @knime/styles/config/svg.d.ts
import * as $colors from "@knime/styles/colors/knimeColors";
The KNIME color scheme is defined in JavaScript and has to be converted into CSS by running
npm run generate-css
This is done automatically on pnpm install, but needs to be run manually after changing any of the colors/* files.
Other JS-defined colors are:
Custom theming can be supported by overwriting the theme CSS custom properties defined in /css/variables.
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Internal style definitions and icons shared across @knime packages
We found that @knime/styles demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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