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brooke-scarlett-palette
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yarn add @leafygreen-ui/palette
npm install @leafygreen-ui/palette
This package contains the colors for the following palettes
npm install @leafygreen-ui/palette
import { uiColors } from '@leafygreen-ui/palette';
/**
* uiColors = {
* black,
* white,
* focus,
* gray: {
* dark3,
* dark2,
* dark1,
* base,
* light1,
* light2,
* light3,
* },
* green: {
* dark3,
* dark2,
* dark1,
* base,
* light2,
* light3,
* },
* blue: {
* dark3,
* dark2,
* base,
* light2,
* light3,
* },
* yellow: {
* dark3,
* dark2,
* base,
* light2,
* light3,
* },
* red: {
* dark3,
* dark2,
* dark1,
* base,
* light2,
* light3,
* },
* }
*/
const example = () => (
<span style={{ color: uiColors.gray.dark1 }}>Hello World</span>
);
@import '<path to node_modules>/@leafygreen-ui/palette/dist/ui-colors.less';
FAQs
LeafyGreen UI Palettes
The npm package brooke-scarlett-palette receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, brooke-scarlett-palette popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that brooke-scarlett-palette 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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