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ARc theming utilities and resources
$ npm install --save arc-theme
get
and getColor
use lodash's get
to reach the theme path.
import theme, { get, getColor } from 'arc-theme'
console.log(theme) // outputs the entire theme object
get('colors') // { primary: [...], secondary: [...] }
get('colors.primary') // ['#1976d2', '#2196f3', '#71bcf7', '#c2e2fb']
get('reverseColors.primary') // ['#c2e2fb', '#71bcf7', '#2196f3', '#1976d2']
get('colors.primary[0]') // '#1976d2'
get('fonts') // { primary: '...', quote: '...' }
get('fonts.primary') // 'Helvetica Neue, Helvetica, Roboto, sans-serif'
getColor('primary') // theme.colors.primary
getColor('primary[0]', true) // theme.reverseColors.primary[0]
You can also provide your theme as the last argument.
import { get, getColor, reverse } from 'arc-theme'
const myTheme = {}
myTheme.colors = {
grayscale: ['#222', '#555', '#888', '#bbb', '#fff']
}
myTheme.reverseColors = reverse(myTheme.colors)
get('colors', myTheme) // { grayscale: [...] }
get('colors.primary', myTheme) // arc-theme primary color
get('fonts.primary', myTheme) // arc-theme primary font
getColor('grayscale', false, myTheme) // myTheme.colors.grayscale
getColor('grayscale[0]', true, myTheme) // myTheme.reverseColors.grayscale[0]
getColor('primary[0]', true, myTheme) // theme.reverseColors.primary[0]
styled-components
import styled from 'components'
import { font, color, reverseColor } from 'arc-theme'
const Div = styled.div`
font-family: ${font('primary')};
color: ${color(0)};
background-color: ${reverseColor('grayscale', 0)}
`
// color = theme.colors.primary[0]
// background-color = theme.reverseColors.grayscale[0]
<Div color="primary" />
// color = theme.reverseColors.primary[0]
// background-color = theme.colors.primary[0]
<Div color="primary" reverse />
import styled from 'components'
import { font, color, reverseColor } from 'arc-theme'
const Div = styled.div`
font-family: ${font('primary')};
color: ${color({ grayscale: 0 }, 1)};
`
// color = theme.colors.primary[1]
<Div color="primary" />
// Because we defined the exception { grayscale: 0 }
// color = theme.colors.grayscale[0]
<Div color="grayscale" />
Returns the value from anotherTheme[path]
or theme[path]
Returns the value from anotherTheme.colors[path]
or theme.colors[path]
. colors
will be reverseColors
if reverse
is true
.
Returns a new object with reverse colors.
colors
must be an object with the following structure:
const colors = {
foo: ['bar', 'baz'],
a: ['b', 'c']
}
reverse(colors) // { foo: ['baz', 'bar'], a: ['c', 'b'] }
Returns the font in props.theme.fonts[path]
or theme.fonts[path]
.
This is the same as get(['fonts', path], props.theme)
.
Returns the color in props.theme.colors[path][index]
or theme.colors[path][index]
. colors
will be reverseColors
if props.reverse
is true
.
This is the same as getColor([path || props.path][index], props.reverse, props.theme)
.
Arguments could be passed in any order.
Returns the color in props.theme.reverseColors[path][index]
or theme.reverseColors[path][index]
. reverseColors
will be colors
if props.reverse
is true
.
This is the same as getColor([path || props.path][index], !props.reverse, props.theme)
.
Arguments could be passed in any order.
Returns pass
or fail
according to needle
result. needle
can be some of these:
'foo' // props.foo == true
['foo', 'bar'] // props.foo == true && props.bar == true
'foo.bar' // props.foo.bar == true
['foo.bar', 'baz'] // props.foo.bar == true && props.baz == true
{ foo: 'bar' } // props.foo === 'bar'
{ 'foo.bar': 'baz' } // props.foo.bar === 'baz'
{ foo: 'bar', baz: true } // props.foo === 'bar' && props.baz === true
MIT © Diego Haz
FAQs
ARc theming utilities and resources
The npm package arc-theme receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, arc-theme popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that arc-theme demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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