@springernature/brand-context
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The brand-context package contains baseline configurations that provide scaffolding for products and toolkit components within each of the supported brands:
brand-context in your productPick a context brand to use in your product and make sure it is the first thing included in your SASS endpoints. For example, to use the Nature brand:
// core.scss
@import '@springernature/brand-context/nature/scss/core';
// components and product imports...
// enhanced.scss
@import '@springernature/brand-context/nature/scss/enhanced';
// components and product imports...
Make sure that the product and all components used by that product depend on the same version of the brand-context package, and that your component is configured to support your chosen brand.
MIT License © 2020, Springer Nature
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