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@openfin/here-ui-css
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CSS-only distribution of @openfin/ui-library components.
This package provides compiled CSS styles from @openfin/ui-library as a standalone distribution. It allows you to use the component styles without the React component implementations, making it ideal for:
npm install @here/here-ui-css
Import all component styles at once:
@import '@here/here-ui-css';
import '@here/here-ui-css';
Import individual component styles using any path under dist/:
@import '@here/here-ui-css/styles/enterpriseTab.css';
import '@here/here-ui-css/styles/enterpriseTab.css';
The package uses subpath patterns, so you can import any CSS file from the dist/ directory without needing to manually maintain exports in package.json. As new CSS files are added to the UI library, they automatically become importable!
This package's version tracks @openfin/ui-library. When @openfin/ui-library is published, this package is published with the same version number to ensure style compatibility.
This package's build process depends on a completed @openfin/ui-library build:
# 1. Build the UI Library first (from workspace root)
npm run build:ui
# 2. Then build the CSS package (from packages/here-ui-css)
npm run build
The build script will:
dist/ directory@openfin/ui-library/dist/ to dist/dist/index.css that imports all CSS files in deterministic orderIf the UI Library hasn't been built yet, the build will fail with a clear error message.
The CSS files in this package are compiled outputs. The source SCSS/CSS files live in the @openfin/ui-library package at packages/ui-library/src/styles/. Any modifications should be made there.
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CSS-only distribution of @openfin/ui-library components
We found that @openfin/here-ui-css demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 67 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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