@wealthbar/peak-base.css
Advanced tools
Base style fo the Peak Besign System - includes only basic elemental styling and themes, no layout or structure patterns
A theme file is required to be @import-ed prior to peak-style. The theme file will pre-load all required vaiables for the Peak base styling:
example:
@import '~@wealthbar/peak-style/scss/theme/wealthbar';
@import '~@wealthbar/peak-style/scss/index';
Additionally, theme files can be loaded on a per component/page basis to allow use of colour and setting variables within the templated file. Ideally this should be handled by webpack so the developers aren't bothered with having to import a theme everytime they choose to use a variable in the template. The biggest advantage of the webpack setup is the ability to switch theme based on build config ENV variables.
example webpack setup:
const theme = JSON.parse(configEnv.WHITELABEL_BRAND);
…
loader: 'sass-loader',
options: {
data: `@import "~@wealthbar/peak-style/theme/${theme}.scss";`,
includePaths: ['src/styles'],
},
CSS files are compiled based on theme and package requirements they can be directly imported into any html file. Since CSS is pre-compiled no theme file needs to be added, as a result there is access to SCSS variables outside the scope of the file.
base - minimal css (reset, basic elements, typography, minimal button and input styling) patterns - common css patterns applied via classes (button and input style options)
example:
<head>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="wealthbar-base.css" media="screen" />
</head>
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Base styling for Peak Design System
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