@vonage/vvd-context
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Vivid components are fully taking care of their styling. Yet there are usually also a simple native HTML elements in use. Those elements should also comply with the Vivid Design System.
For this reason we are providing Vivid Context service, responsible of mounting the Vivid styling into a document context.
The service is optional, but most likely will be needed in any Vonage application.
mount(target)Description:
Mounts Vivid context (styles) into the target scope / document. Default target is the document visible in the current scope. The API is idempotent, the style/s will be mounted only once, even if API called multiple times.
Params:
target - Document or DocumentFragment (including ShadowRoot); optional; defaults to documentThrows:
null or not of a type Document or DocumentFragmentimport vvdContext from '@vonage/vvd-context';
vvdContext.mount();
const shadowRoot = someElement.shadowRoot;
vvdContext.mount(shadowRoot);
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