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nativescript-theme-core
Advanced tools
Core NativeScript theme including a light (default) and dark option for iOS and Android.
npm install nativescript-theme-core --save
https://github.com/NativeScript/theme/wiki/Documentation
This is Licensed under the Apache License
By default we will automatically add an import of the light theme in your app/app.css
file; if you would like the dark them you can change the first line in your app.css file from
@import '~/css/core.light.css';
to @import '~/css/core.dark.css';
If your project is using SCSS, then we will create a scss
folder with the same light and dark theme in scss
format. You can then import from the scss
folder.
If you are not using SCSS, we won't bother installing this folder. If you decide to use SCSS at a later point just install the nativescript-dev-sass project and reinstall this theme and we will automatically detect the SASS support.
FAQs
NativeScript Core Theme
We found that nativescript-theme-core demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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