@pismo/bolt-colors

Bolt Colors

Installation

> yarn add @pismo/bolt-colors

Usage

CSS-in-JS

If you are have a sass-loader prepared to import .scss files from your node_modules and want to apply the global stylesheet that this package offers, simply import it, once, directly inside your JavaScript and let your bundler do the work for you:

MyApp/index.js:

import '@pismo/bolt-colors/index.scss'

You can name the import to make use of the same variables declared in the SCSS files, but in your JS:

MyButton.js:

import colors from '@pismo/bolt-colors'

const btnStyle = {
  backgroundColor: colors.blue,
}

const MyButton = () => (
  <Button style={btnStyle}>Bolt blue!</Button>
)

Using the variables inside your own SCSS/SASS

In this case you just need to import the specific file that contains the variables you want to reuse in your .scss.

MyApp/style.scss:

@import '~@pismo/bolt-colors/index.scss';

.my-class {
  color: $blue;
  border-color: $dark-blue;
  background-color: $near-white;
}

e.g.: We're using the $blue, $dark-blue and $near-white variables of @pismo/bolt-colors. Pro-tip: You can import specific color palettes, like so:

@import '~@pismo/bolt-colors/_red'

Development

Edit the .scss files. All the JS files are generated automatically upon commit.