fluent-svelte-extra
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A faithful implementation of Microsoft's Fluent Design System in Svelte.
A fork of fluent-svelte which is in active development.
Components that we develop won't be in docs. But you can view the detailed usage here
Along with the new components, we have also added the ability to switch between dark and light themes. To switch between themes you should import fluent-svelte-extra/switchable.css in your layout.svelte file and add fds-theme-dark or fds-theme-light classes to your <html> tag in app.html file. fluent-svelte-extra/switchable.css does not contain anything that can be controlled by prefers-color-scheme
If you use fluent-svelte-extra/theme.css it will use the system default until you add fds-theme-dark or fds-theme-light classes to your <html> tag.
Based on your needs, you can select a file which will be the best fit for your project.
Thanks to the creator of fluent-svelte library for making such an awesome library!
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A faithful implementation of Microsoft's Fluent Design System in Svelte.
The npm package fluent-svelte-extra receives a total of 33 weekly downloads. As such, fluent-svelte-extra popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that fluent-svelte-extra 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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