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Comparing version 1.1.8 to 1.1.9

package.json

		{
		"name": "antd-theme-generator",
		"version": "1.1.8",
		"version": "1.1.9",
		"description": "This a script to generate color specific styles less file and which you can use to change theme dynamically in browser",
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README.md

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		outputFilePath: path.join(__dirname, './public/color.less') // if provided, file will be created with generated less/styles
		customColorRegexArray: [/^fade$.*$$/], // An array of regex codes to match your custom color variable values so that code can identify that it's a valid color. Make sure your regex does not adds false positives.
		}
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		```
		## Note: include all color variables in `varFile` that you want to change dynamically and assign them unique color codes. Don't assign same color to two or more variables and don't use `#fff`, `#ffffff`, `#000` or `#000000`. If you still want white or black color as default, slightly change it e.g. `#fffffe` or `#000001` which will not replace common background colors from other components.
		## Note: include all color variables in `varFile` that you want to change dynamically and assign them unique color codes. Don't assign same color to two or more variables and don't use `#fff`, `#ffffff`, `#000` or `#000000`. If you still want white or black color as default, slightly change it e.g. `#fffffe` or `#000001` which will not replace common background colors from other components.

		## If you variables have some custom color code like `fade(@primary-color, 20%)` or something that does not matches with common regex to match a valid color then add your custom regex array as `customColorRegexArray` variable in options object while executing `generateTheme(options)`.

		Add following lines in your main html file
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		outputFilePath: path.join(__dirname, './public/color.less') // if provided, file will be created with generated less/styles
		customColorRegexArray: [/^fade\(.*\)$/], // An array of regex codes to match your custom color variable values so that code can identify that it's a valid color. Make sure your regex does not adds false positives.
		}
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		```
		## Note: include all color variables in `varFile` that you want to change dynamically and assign them unique color codes. Don't assign same color to two or more variables and don't use `#fff`, `#ffffff`, `#000` or `#000000`. If you still want white or black color as default, slightly change it e.g. `#fffffe` or `#000001` which will not replace common background colors from other components.
		## Note: include all color variables in `varFile` that you want to change dynamically and assign them unique color codes. Don't assign same color to two or more variables and don't use `#fff`, `#ffffff`, `#000` or `#000000`. If you still want white or black color as default, slightly change it e.g. `#fffffe` or `#000001` which will not replace common background colors from other components.

		## If you variables have some custom color code like `fade(@primary-color, 20%)` or something that does not matches with common regex to match a valid color then add your custom regex array as `customColorRegexArray` variable in options object while executing `generateTheme(options)`.

		Add following lines in your main html file
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