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@spscommerce/ds-colors
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Design sanctioned colors for SPS Commerce libraries and applications compiled into various formats.
Design approved colors distributed in various formats
npm install --save @spscommerce/ds-colors
# OR
yarn add @spscommerce/ds-colors
Now choose a format that you'd like to use. The following formats are available:
If you want more formats please open a pull request.
const colors, { red100 } = require('@spscommerce/ds-colors');
console.log(colors.red100); // > #ffeaec
console.log(red100); // > #ffeaec
import { colors } from '@spscommerce/ds-colors';
console.log(colors.red100); // > #ffeaec
@import 'path/to/node_modules/@spscommerce/ds-colors/colors.css';
.myclass {
color: var(--gray400);
}
ln -s path/to/node_modules/@spscommerce/ds-colors/colors.json colors.json
@import 'path/to/node_modules/@spscommerce/ds-colors/colors.less';
.myclass {
color: @gray400;
}
@import '@spscommerce/ds-colors/colors.scss';
.myclass {
color: $gray400;
}
ln -s path/to/node_modules/@spscommerce/ds-colors/colors.yml colors.yml
FAQs
Design sanctioned colors for SPS Commerce libraries and applications compiled into various formats.
We found that @spscommerce/ds-colors demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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