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angular-material-palette-generator
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This package lets you refine the color palettes to be integrated into Sass theme files generated by the Angular CLI (`ng generate @angular/material:theme-color`).
This package lets you refine the color palettes to be integrated into Sass theme files generated by the Angular CLI
(ng generate @angular/material:theme-color
).
Online demo: https://avine.github.io/angular-material-palette-generator
$_palettes: (
primary: (
// 👇 This tool helps you refine the following Sass map
0: #000000,
10: #001d33,
20: #003354,
25: #003e65,
30: #004a77,
35: #00568a,
40: #00639d,
50: #2f7cb8,
60: #4f96d4,
70: #6cb1f0,
80: #98cbff,
90: #cfe5ff,
95: #e8f1ff,
98: #f7f9ff,
99: #fcfcff,
100: #ffffff,
),
secondary: (
// 👇 ...
),
tertiary: (
// 👇 ...
),
neutral: (
// 👇 ...
),
neutral-variant: (
// ...
),
error: (
// 👇 ...
),
);
FAQs
This package lets you refine the color palettes to be integrated into Sass theme files generated by the Angular CLI (`ng generate @angular/material:theme-color`).
We found that angular-material-palette-generator demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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