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@affino/datagrid-theme

v0.2.4

Published

Theme tokens and presets for Affino DataGrid

Readme

@affino/datagrid-theme

Theme tokens, presets, and utilities for Affino DataGrid.

What belongs here

  • DataGridThemeTokens
  • preset style configs such as defaultStyleConfig, industrialNeutralTheme, and sugarTheme
  • token helpers such as applyGridTheme, resolveGridThemeTokens, and mergeThemeTokens

What does not belong here

  • grid runtime logic
  • renderer-specific DOM or canvas layout code
  • sandbox-only legacy table CSS

Styling direction

The preferred styling path is token-driven theming through DataGridStyleConfig.tokens and tokenVariants.

The built-in presets are intentionally distinct and each ships light and dark token variants:

  • defaultStyleConfig: strict neutral baseline with white/gray surfaces, Arial-style typography, and a small blue interaction accent.
  • industrialNeutralTheme: compact engineering preset with monospace typography, stronger grid lines, steel surfaces, and cyan operational accents.
  • sugarTheme: warmer expressive preset with soft rose surfaces and a pink/violet accent system.

All presets set inheritThemeFromDocument: true; resolveGridThemeTokens() will select the dark variant when document.documentElement has data-theme="dark" or the configured dark class. Provide activeTokenVariant only when you need to force a specific variant.

DataGridStyleConfig is token-only. Class-slot styling hooks were removed; renderer-owned class names remain internal implementation details.

CSS assets

  • datagrid-demo.css is a demo-only stylesheet asset kept for legacy/demo use.
  • Modern Vue app rendering should rely on token application plus renderer-owned styles instead of this demo stylesheet.