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@spectrum-css/expressvars
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@spectrum-css/varsThe vars component contains all the variables that drive the presentation of a component.
The files within the css/ folder are unprocessed Spectrum DNA output. These contain ALL variables with raw data for each. These should be used if variables are required at build time.
The files within the dist/css/ folder contain processed DNA output, with references to only the DNA variables that change between color stops and scales. These should be if CSS custom properties are being used in-browser.
Update the DNA version in package.json
"@spectrum/spectrum-dna": "^x.y.z",
In root directory:
yarn install
yarn add -W -O @spectrum/spectrum-dna
Run the DNA update script:
cd components/vars
npm run update
Commit the new files with git add .; git commit -m "feat: update DNA to x.y.z" with x.y.z being the DNA version number matching the update in package.json.
Clean Lerna, remove node_modules and reinstall Yarn dependencies.
npx lerna clean
rm -rf node_modules/
rm .yarnrc
yarn install
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The Spectrum CSS vars for Express package
We found that @spectrum-css/expressvars demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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