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@onfido/castor
Advanced tools
Castor is Onfido's design system.
npm install @onfido/castor
If you plan to use icons, also install Castor Icons package:
npm install @onfido/castor-icons
For monospaced font we do use Roboto Mono, please use any desired way of including it in your app.
In order to use Castor with plain HTML + CSS, you must make its source available to public, and include castor.css
and a chosen theme.
For example, if you serve your app from "public" directory, you can copy castor.css
and the themes
folder from node_modules/@onfido/castor/dist
to public
(or your root assets folder), then include them in your HTML file:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="./castor.css" />
Choose one theme from the following options:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="./themes/day.css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" href="./themes/night.css" />
@use
Castor within your main Sass file:
@use '~@onfido/castor';
One time only, choose and include one theme within your root element from the following options:
:root {
// "day" theme
@include castor.day();
// OR "night" theme
@include castor.night();
}
Also include any component(s) you wish to use. For example:
@include castor.Button();
@include castor.Icon();
// OR all at once, only recommended for prototyping
@include castor.components();
If you're using CSS modules, you must use a global scope when including components. For example, for PostCSS:
@use '~@onfido/castor';
:global {
@include castor.Button();
@include castor.Icon();
}
Import castor.css
in your root JS file:
import '@onfido/castor/dist/castor.css';
Choose and import one theme from the following options:
import '@onfido/castor/dist/themes/day.css';
import '@onfido/castor/dist/themes/night.css';
To be able to switch between one and another, use "classed" themes when importing, and switch with the helper:
import { switchTheme } from '@onfido/castor';
// switch to "day" theme
import '@onfido/castor/dist/themes/day-class.css';
switchTheme('day');
// OR to "night" theme
import '@onfido/castor/dist/themes/night-class.css';
switchTheme('night');
You can also include class themes within your Sass file instead:
@use '~@onfido/castor';
@include castor.day('class');
@include castor.night('class');
These themes are not applied to the root element but instead theme variables are scoped to CSS classes, which are then applied to the body element.
You can also switch a theme on any selectable elements, for example switching on a section using the custom theme:
.castor-theme--custom {
// ...theme CSS variables
}
switchTheme('custom', document.querySelector('.section'));
If you do not use JavaScript, you might consider including a different CSS theme file based on URL parameter.
Lastly, if you're extremely concerned about efficiency, you can shave off 1-3 KBs by not including base tokens twice, if they're shared between the themes you're switching:
@use '~@onfido/castor';
:root {
@include castor.tokens();
}
@include castor.day('class', 'raw');
@include castor.night('class', 'raw');
When everything's setup using either CSS or Sass approach, you can then easily add a primary action Castor button to your HTML:
<button class="ods-button -action--primary">Button</button>
The appearance of this button can be changed by applying different predefined modifiers. For example, you might use the -action--secondary
modifier to style it as a secondary (action) button instead.
You can also create and use your custom modifiers using tokens.
For example, if you'd like a round button, you can create a CSS modifier class using the "full" border-radius token:
.ods-button.round {
border-radius: var(--ods-border-radius-full);
}
Or using the Sass helper:
@use '~@onfido/castor';
.ods-button.round {
border-radius: castor.border-radius('full');
}
<button class="ods-button -action--primary round">Round Button</button>
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