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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
I want to use existing colors, see available colors, or add or change colors.
Ensure you have access to and have configured our private jFrog Artifactory npm registry.
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 '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';
.myclass {
color: @gray400;
}
@import '@spscommerce/ds-colors/colors';
.myclass {
color: $gray400;
}
ln -s path/to/node_modules/@spscommerce/ds-colors/colors.yml colors.yml
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white
black
gray100
gray200
gray300
gray400
gray500
gray600
blue000
blue100
blue200
blue300
orange100
orange200
orange300
yellow100
yellow200
yellow300
purple100
purple200
purple300
green100
green200
green300
red100
red200
red300
FAQs
Design sanctioned colors for SPS Commerce libraries and applications compiled into various formats.
The npm package @spscommerce/ds-colors receives a total of 708 weekly downloads. As such, @spscommerce/ds-colors popularity was classified as not popular.
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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